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A friend of mine in Sydney emailed me this today
http://apcmag.com/breaking_telstra_iphone_plans_leaked__and_theyll_break_the_bank.htm
Their base plans have a 5MB limit?
Do Telstra realise that it's not the 1990s anymore? It's called 3G for a reason you know to encourage you to browse and download.
Whats worse is even at the highest dataplan of 3gb a month you are paying $125 for data (or $40 a gb) - NO Unlimited Plans!!!
Telstra should be nationalized by the Australian government and turned into a national asset – the excused used can be that at these pricing levels they are a threat to the future economic development of the country.
http://apcmag.com/breaking_telstra_iphone_plans_leaked__and_theyll_break_the_bank.htm
Their base plans have a 5MB limit?
Do Telstra realise that it's not the 1990s anymore? It's called 3G for a reason you know to encourage you to browse and download.
Whats worse is even at the highest dataplan of 3gb a month you are paying $125 for data (or $40 a gb) - NO Unlimited Plans!!!
Telstra should be nationalized by the Australian government and turned into a national asset – the excused used can be that at these pricing levels they are a threat to the future economic development of the country.
I wonder if governments globally are wondering if it really was such a smart idea to sell off their national carriers in the 80's and 90's - Does anyone know which countries have retained control and keep prices low enough to stimulate the economy?
Cheers,
Dean
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