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It looks like SA ADSL users are subsidising the Americans again:
Full story:http://news.com.com/2100-1034_3-5183505.html
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On Thursday, SBC set new pricing for its SBC Yahoo DSL service for residential customers, which runs at download speeds of 1.5 to 3 megabits per second. The service is priced as low as $36.99 per month for those who subscribe to a larger bundle of local, long-distance and wireless services. The price shifts to $39.99 as part of a separate bundle of services for residential and business customers--and to $44.99, if the service is purchased separately.
Just two months ago, SBC had set the $44.99 price as a temporary promotional offer, down from a regular price of nearly $100.
The company said the service was intended to meet the increasing bandwidth demands of individuals and small businesses for applications such as digital photography and online gaming.
]It looks like SA ADSL users are subsidising the Americans again:
Full story:http://news.com.com/2100-1034_3-5183505.html
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On Thursday, SBC set new pricing for its SBC Yahoo DSL service for residential customers, which runs at download speeds of 1.5 to 3 megabits per second. The service is priced as low as $36.99 per month for those who subscribe to a larger bundle of local, long-distance and wireless services. The price shifts to $39.99 as part of a separate bundle of services for residential and business customers--and to $44.99, if the service is purchased separately.
Just two months ago, SBC had set the $44.99 price as a temporary promotional offer, down from a regular price of nearly $100.
The company said the service was intended to meet the increasing bandwidth demands of individuals and small businesses for applications such as digital photography and online gaming.