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It did occur to me, because of course not all things cost the same.
However I would direct UBI's attention to Internode, one of the top 5 ISPs in the country. Whenever they redo their plans they never move users to a newer plan unless the user requests it, and the users always benefit, either more downloads, faster speeds, or sometimes the same plan but simply cheaper.
I realize satellite TV is different to Internet, however those who have half an idea about the ISP business know that ISPs don't make all that much money per customer after costs either.
However Liski, if you could find out when people will be moved to the new plans that would be appreciated.
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