Right, so the regulations have come into play, termination rates are lower, and VOIP calls to mobiles aren't any different from 2talk and WxC.
If anyone was poised, nay expected, to attack the market, it was VOIP companies like these, but there has been nothing from them and I think that until they do, there will be no incentive for the mobile companies to be more competitive with what they do currently.
Why aren't Vodafone, TelstraClear, Telecom running their own VOIP product? They wouldn't be replacing their home copper line products for those customers that still want that, or undercut their own customers by too much, but by putting themselves into the market and offering something, possibly bundling with other services, they are at least not going to lose all their customers to VOIP when they realise they don't need to be paying $40 plus for a copper line.
Do you think that if they launch a product like this, in direct competition with VOIP providers, would we see the avalanche start, and perhaps this is why they haven't gone into this market?