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Of course it's fine, why should they change anything? People were complaining to Telstra for years and nothing happened since there was no other choice. There's nothing wrong with TV+, I'd do the same, it's simply business nothing personal. They outsmarted UBI and now let them enjoy while it lasts.<br />And for people complaining, well they only have UBI to blame, UBI that crumbled on the first sign of competition hence there's no competition. Now watch for other companies following the TV+ steps as it's obvious UBI is not much of a competition.
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