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and just how happy the poor must betermination rates rise by 525% since 1994.
termination rates rise by 525% since 1994
essentially because they could...bear in mind a hefty portion of the increase was effected specifically to maker it harder for Cell C to enter the marketDidn't realise they had increase that much. Surely economies of scale or paying off network costs should have served to at least stabilise the rates if not cause them to fall slightly? Not sure what would necessitate such a hike unless there are expenses involved that I'm not aware of.