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scottr
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  #466928 8-May-2011 22:24
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raytaylor: Oh yes, you can now get 120kbit/s? or something like that. However it is still minor details that complicate the question at hand and still isnt enough to solve an issue that free national traffic would cause


last i looked/listened it was 70-something, it could be more though now (I wasn't listening very hard and it was a little while ago).

re: free national, there's no easy way for joe-blogs user to know what's free and what's not, how can an isp have a selling feature that >95% of the customer base would have trouble understanding. and most likely would get wrong.

Specifying services/sites such as isky/tvnz online etc though is far less confusing, and that's what you're seeing isp's doing now.




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  #467267 9-May-2011 19:42
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I'm guessing if we resorted back to smoke signals we may be able to achieve this mans goal...



EDIT: Reminds me of this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIGfg1wJGis

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  #467279 9-May-2011 19:58
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This old chestnut eh? It's a marketing problem as much as a technical problem. I'm all for lower prices on local traffic, but people struggle with it. Really really struggle with it.

We get free national traffic on our fibre :-)




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