-=> Pascal Schmidt wrote to Bo Simonsen <=-

 BS> But you pay per minute for every call you make even it's local in
 BS> germaney right?

 PS> Right, local phone calls cost me. I believe there are some local phone
 PS> companies now in Germany that don't charge for local calls, but that is
 PS> limited to very few cities.

Okay, bigger cities? BTW just for interesting, where do you live in 
Germaney?

 PS> During the day, I pay 2 cents per minute within my phone provider's
 PS> network and 3 cents per minute for other local calls. On the weekend
 PS> and between 18 PM and 6 AM during the week I pay 1 cent per minute
 PS> within the provider's network and 1.5 cents for other local calls.

I that's pretty cheap, we do have one minute tax for calling the whole 
country, it doesn't matter if it's a local call or another part of the 
country.

 BS> How mutch do you pay for a ISDN flatrate connection?

 PS> ISDN + flatrate costs me 47 Euros per month, and channel bundling
 PS> doesn't cost extra. ISDN alone would cost 22 Euros, so the flatrate is
 PS> 25 Euros in itself.

OH That's not so mutch! I did pay 500 DKR just for the subscribtion of 
flatrate ISDN then I did have that, and it was only allowed to use one B 
channel.

 PS> Their cheapest ADSL offering is 43 Euros, but that only includes 500M
 PS> of traffic. Their other ADSL offering is 59 Euros and includes 5G of
 PS> traffic. For both offerings, you pay 1.5 cents for each megabyte over
 PS> the limit. They don't offer a real ADSL flatrate, but the 5G variant
 PS> has a maximum cost of 99 Euros per month.

Okay! That's kidna bad.

 PS> I can easily top 5G per month even with ISDN. ;)

Indeed, it's really wierd that we are living so close to eachother, but 
the difference is so big in telco solutions.

 PS>> So, what's WiFi?

 BS> See above :-)
 PS> Okay, thanks! Doesn't seem to be available around here.

Okay. Only "Sonofon" provide it in this country.

Gruss,
Bo

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