[LINK] NBN Co's 'Netflix tax' slammed as push to protect net neutrality grows

JLWhitaker jwhit at internode.on.net
Fri Jul 5 09:37:41 AEST 2019


On 4/07/2019 2:09 PM, Stephen Loosley wrote:
> Options available to you.
>
> If the introduction of a monthly data allowance means this service no longer meets your needs, you can cancel your service without penalty by contacting our Customer Service on Live Chat (https://support.myrepublic.com.au/...).
>
> If no action is taken by you, your service will automatically change to include the monthly data allowance described above and move to calendar monthly invoicing on 1 August 2019.

Not much of an option - take it or leave it. I'm surprised they didn't 
offer selling more data packs to you if you need it beyond the 200Gb 
limit instead of throttling which will just piss people off.

Imagine you're in a household of even 2 children with homework needs, 
let alone paid for streaming services for sports viewing.

People won't think this is a big deal until Dad is watching the final of 
some obscure sporting event and the little 'loading' wheel appears on 
his screen. I hope he hasn't been drinking!

I think My Republic just lost multiple customer segments.

Jan

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