Hi, I have some questions about the Enhanced Unbundled Bitstream Access (EUBA) 0 kbps Telecom Wholesale plan that hopefully people here can answer. (It should be clear from my questions I'm an end user not an ISP so 'ask Telecom Wholesale' is not likely to work.)
In particular, how much does this cost ISPs compared to BUBA? I'm only referring to the per port/user cost, not the other behind the scenes stuff like handover etc. I presume this isn't a secret. The ComCom document doesn't list any calculations for the 0 kbps option.
In fact, and this leads me to my second point, it doesn't discuss the 0 kbps at all from what I've seen. And so too in earlier discussions, it seems 0 kbps wasn't mentioned at all. So am I right this is a new thing, and on Telecom's initiative? When did the 0 kbps option become available?
Finally considering that the key advertised advantage of EUBA is the priority channel for VoIP, am I right that the primary difference from an end user's POV between EUBA 0 kbps and BUBA is that EUBA 0 kbps offers ADSL2+ whereas BUBA technically does not? I do understand that there's are structured differently and so for the ISP things aren't so simple.
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