sregger

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[–] sregger 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I’d advise finding provider that does not do this.

This sounds sensible. A damn pity all the largest providers are doing it. There's a chance they'll get away with it, when they deserve to be burnt.

[–] sregger 3 points 1 year ago (2 children)

But, given that's the case, what do they do with the wastes? Is it shot out into space or brought back to earth?

[–] sregger 7 points 1 year ago (5 children)

Hmm... I had one question from the get go. But it was not answered by the article. Namely what happens the remaining 2%? They say there's a chance to recovery it in the future but not what they do with it currently.

Also, nice stillsuit reference.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by sregger to c/ireland
 

I was looking up our broadband provider to see the benefit of upgrading. But I came across this in the prices

*Subject to annual price increase of CPI +3% in April each year. Learn more

WTF, every year the price will increase. Why is this not a bigger deal. There are news articles it about but it went under my radar.

Does this mean, that in order to keep the price down, you have to switch provider every year? Or is this a permanent increase across the board?

See three.ie for an example, https://www.three.ie/broadband.html