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Well....aren't you guys not exagerating here? I mean TARBS had an obvious monopoly - maybe they didn't have exclusive contracts, but in reality no other company could enter the market. Its the aim of the companies to try and eliminate competition, thats what TARBS achieved, thats what UBI and TV+ want to achieve. TV+ paid big money to eliminate competition within the Balkan market, but that's what any company would want to do. Don't try and tell me that UBI is doing anything it can to encourage competition - they are just as scared of it as TV+.
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