Corporates who have remote users who aren't in the Woosh, JetStream or Wired
Country coverage areas and don't want to use IHUG's Ultra service.

Anyone else would be hard pressed to justify.

[rant]
Funny how Xtra can charge 20c/meg over quota, and yet WiredCountry charge
10c/meg over quota, Woosh don't cap home users [subject to "reasonable
use"], Woosh business cops 10c/meg over quota. Either Xtra enjoy making
300%+ on their data (based on a wholesale cost I was given over a year ago),
or their network is half as economical as the others...

Xtra still don't differentiate between National and International traffic
and yet IHUG Ultra caps/charges for only International data....

(5 minutes worth of investigation, other ISPs may be better/worse...)

[/rant]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Hoek [mailto:steve@serato.com]
> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 1:15 PM
> To: adsl@lists.unixathome.org
> Subject: Re: Fuel to the fire
>
>
> $1000 for the modem, $475 install fee.
>
> Name Speed Quota/m Price/m
> Xtra Wireless 1000 256kbps 1000 MB $109.95
> Xtra Wireless 2000 256kbps 2000 MB $119.95
> Xtra Wireless 1000 Plus 512kbps 1000 MB $149.95
> Xtra Wireless 2000 Plus 512kbps 2000 MB $159.95
>
> Plus the obligatory $0.20 per meg over quota.
>
> Wow. Why would anyone bother?
>
> Steve

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