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Yes, I try and apply logics to my decission making, not that that always works.just overheard a very interesting discussion .. i guess TLS will lose one extra customer in the near , if not the ombudsman will become involved in the dispute
it MIGHT be in the process of losing market share , if this is a trend and not an outlier
local gossip in this area is staying Star-link is already picking up the cherries ( as many as they can service if the gossip is correct )
well TLS ( and other communication providers ) had better start thinking about reliability of service , out this way there is a very good reason why Starlink is very popular in a village of maybe 300 residents DESPITE having a sizable ( automated ) exchange within 3 km of the village centre AND well situated to avoid any flooding issues ( and the issues from surrounding hills ) .. i am told the service was down for hours the weekend thereYes, I try and apply logics to my decission making, not that that always works.
But I lived through the press button A era, then through the pre internet era where OMG computers are fckn useless, to the current era.
So do I think tenants are going to want to pay for the NBN, when they can get internet and phone over the air, well as someone on the forum would say YEH, NAH and they are a believer.
So will the landlord be bothered taking the cost on board? It will get messy IMO, will the Govt have to start and charge for the service passing by the property.
Just another unintended consequence, of a brain fart, on the back of a napkin IMO.
well TLS ( and other communication providers ) had better start thinking about reliability of service , out this way there is a very good reason why Starlink is very popular in a village of maybe 300 residents DESPITE having a sizable ( automated ) exchange within 3 km of the village centre AND well situated to avoid any flooding issues ( and the issues from surrounding hills ) .. i am told the service was down for hours the weekend there
nobody is going to pay for 'an essential service ' that is unreliable ( according to the last published Census the average resident age is slightly over 65 , and they are voting with their wallet , already )
LOL
Give it time.LOL
not here , all the available slots have been sold .. according to the local grape-vine ( with a few disappointed )
maybe TLS can convince Elon to launch another satellite
time will tell , now the major town/city ( 30 km away ) complete with a major exchange and transmission towers has it's own issues INCLUDING in the town' s only proper 'shopping town ( Coles , Woolworths Big W , two major banks and two smaller ones , etc etc etc ) things like incomplete 4G coverage including in the shopping town and embarrassing for the Telstra shop thereGive it time.
Starlink has launched larger, more capable satellites, dubbed V3, that are designed to be launched by SpaceX's Starship. These V3 satellites offer significantly increased downlink and uplink speeds compared to previous versions. Each V3 satellite is expected to have 1 Tbps of downlink and 160 Gbps of uplink capacity. Starlink V3 satellites are designed to be launched in large quantities by Starship, potentially adding 60 Tbps of capacity per launch, more than 20 times the capacity added by V2 Mini launches on Falcon 9.
Legacy infrastructure being overtaken by technology, where have we heard that before?time will tell , now the major town/city ( 30 km away ) complete with a major exchange and transmission towers has it's own issues INCLUDING in the town' s only proper 'shopping town ( Coles , Woolworths Big W , two major banks and two smaller ones , etc etc etc ) things like incomplete 4G coverage including in the shopping town and embarrassing for the Telstra shop there
but they keep on tripping over the legacy stuffLegacy infrastructure being overtaken by technology, where have we heard that before?
Guess what, we will hear it a lot more often, as time moves on.
Technology is moving faster than our politicians, that's for sure.
My MIL is 92 and still wants a landline, she pays $hit loads for it and doesn't want the internet and I tell her it is on the NBN. She doesn't care she doesn't want the internet, she just wants the landline, so Telstra supplies it for about $50/month.but they keep on tripping over the legacy stuff
the landline works when there is a general power outage in the area ( if she needs to ring for an emergency , that landline is more likely to work )My MIL is 92 and still wants a landline, she pays $hit loads for it and doesn't want the internet and I tell her it is on the NBN. She doesn't care she doesn't want the internet, she just wants the landline, so Telstra supplies it for about $50/month.
That income ain't going to last for Telstra IMO.
Hey!!... reselling NBN services at a ridiculous premium to boomers & others too stupid to realise they are being ripped off,
hey what ?Hey!!
True... Upped my lighten target. Remember going ex Div this Wednesday.Not sure why everyone is whinging about the NBN on the Telstra thread.
Hit 5.05 today, a price not seen since early 2017.
My original defensive play is now up 32%, and I have had some FF divs.
More than happy with TLS performance thanks very much.
Mick
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