I wonder what Telstra/Saturn/Paradise will do to compete with this?

Although I promote ADSL with businesses I support and deal with, at home I
have Saturn Telephone so Saturn/Paradise High Speed Cable Connection (not
Chello) is my home connection.

I guess with the theoretical Chello "all you can eat" service running all
they will have to do is reduce the price to compete and provide a 512Kb
service at a comparable cost?

Steve Currington
Total Computer Solutions Limited
PO Box 9400, Wellington, New Zealand
Ph: 04 9025810; Fax: 04 9025811
Mobile: 021 474-244
mailto:steve.currington@totcom.co.nz

"Professional Solutions with the Personal Touch"

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-broadband@unixathome.org
[mailto:owner-broadband@unixathome.org]On Behalf Of Dan Langille
Sent: Sunday, 26 November 2000 17:40
To: broadband@unixathome.org
Subject: Re: (Fwd) new pricing option in January?

On 26 Nov 2000, at 11:14, Dan Langille wrote:

> If anyone can provide more information, please let us know. If you prefer
> to remain anonymous, please feel free to contact me off list (for those
who
> haven't seen me say it before, all such contact is confidential).

This was provided off list:

"I heard from a non-work source either $29.95 or $39.95 (I cannot
remember the exact price). The comment was: this is going to kill dial-
up, and I tend to agree.

The other comment was: *XTRA*. Not Telecom. Other ISPs can't
join the bandwagon on this one."

--
Dan Langille
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