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I don't see why they should be more than, say, twice your home rate (as there are 2 companies involved). I don't see why they should be more than, say, the pri
by st3fan 14y ago
I don't see why they should be more than, say, twice your home rate (as there are 2 companies involved).
I don't see why they should be more than, say, the price you pay for data on a DSL or Cable connection :-)
- pmjordan 14y agoI guess the problem is it's a shared medium. In many European countries, LTE (4G) rollout has been used as an excuse to halt investment in the DSL connectivity of rural areas. The results thus far have been disappointing, with LTE cells already becoming overloaded where no sensible DSL speeds are available. And that's with the severe volume caps that come with LTE contracts.