 en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | I'm all with the 'bottom line' approach, however, I've always seen 2 distinct arguments.
1. Bottom line pricing: I'll take a 3Mbps/512kbps for $25/month and be happy (for now). I'll save $25x12) = $300/year
2. Cheaper in bulk pricing: Some will say that 12-15Mbps for $50 is a better deal. Well, it is on a per Mbps rate. If you can justify the price, then maybe its worth it - I.e. online gamers, BT, etc.
I'm typically more of the option #1 approach, while I know most companies attempt to sell item #2 with packages.
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