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Is that really the case? In other parts of Europe we don't have Free, and still prices for mobile and internet (speed might be better in a lot of areas as well
by sasvari 15y ago
Is that really the case?
In other parts of Europe we don't have Free, and still prices for mobile and internet (speed might be better in a lot of areas as well, especially considering the price/speed ratio) are way more convenient, AFAIK.
- tonfa 15y agoFrance is still one of the cheapest country for landline internet (the standard price is ~30 EUR/month for 20+ Mb/s, with unlimited landline calls and tv).
- hessenwolf 15y agoFrance from what I hear is ahead, but the UK, Italy, Germany and Ireland that I know of are nowhere near as backwards as the US in respect of mobile access.
- albxn 15y agoYes. Thanks to Free. They created the box (internet + tv), the price point, unlimited landline calls.
- StavrosK 15y agoThat's about right for Greece as well, if I recall correctly.
- danieldk 15y agoIn The Netherlands an all-inclusive package starts at 37.50 Euro per month (20MBit DSL-only subscriptions are around 20 Euro per month). Extra bandwidth is also relatively cheap, I am on a 120/10 MBit [1] cable connection (with TV and telephone) for 67 Euro per month. There is also healthy competition, most ISPs offer comparable prices, except for one ISP (XS4All) who use their reputation from their glory years to overcharge royally. [1] In practice I usually get speeds between 120 and 130 MBit downstream.