galumay
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I think they are probably better situated to provide a better outcome.
In what way sptrawler? There are much better service providers at lower price points, Telsta's NBN provisioning team is a special kind of incompetent and the support is non-existent. How does it reduce overheads for you? I may have missed something?
Do not discount slightly OT comments here imo. Urs and others are valuable. This is all about TLS's future...particularly at the three year mark when NBN goes somewhere......it is all heading to that point for me...and how the companies position themselves before then.In what way sptrawler? There are much better service providers at lower price points, Telsta's NBN provisioning team is a special kind of incompetent and the support is non-existent. How does it reduce overheads for you? I may have missed something?
EDIT - reading the last dozen posts or so, I realise I have dragged this thread off topic! I will leave it there and let it get back on track to discussing the company TLS from an investment point of view rather than a discussion about the relative merits of ISPs and alternative technologies. Sorry.
itnews said:NBN Co has revealed that the top user on its network is pulling down 23.6 terabytes of data a month - To put that into perspective, the average user pulls down 190GB of data and the median usage is even lower at 108GB a month.
Buying TLS in early 2011 would of given a bottom to top (early 2015) return of about 180% with dividends...if the circle is to continue then now would be a fantastic time to join the circle.From $2.60 to $6.75 and back to $2.60 again in less than seven and a half years. Telstra has finally come full circle.
Needless to say, I'm not very optimistic about it future prospects.
Buying TLS in early 2011 would of given a bottom to top (early 2015) return of about 180% with dividends...if the circle is to continue then now would be a fantastic time to join the circle.
I placed a buy order on Thursday, yet to be filled.
I agree with tinhat. You may be right about TLS having found a bottom for now, but I don't see how it could experience the kind of revenue growth required for any sustainable share price increase. The industry is chock-a-block with competition that has slashed margins to try and increase market share. I just don't see how Telstra can effectively claw back its lost market share or find other avenues of revenue growth that would justify a much larger market cap.Buying TLS in early 2011 would of given a bottom to top (early 2015) return of about 180% with dividends...if the circle is to continue then now would be a fantastic time to join the circle.
I placed a buy order on Thursday, yet to be filled.
I am not a great fan of Telstra. However when I compare - AMAYSIM - no real person. Only emails, face book. Apologies for ever.I was getting a slower product for double the price with tls.
It takes a lot (and I mean a lot) for me to change providers.
They sent me a final bill of about $2000. I told them that they "might want to check that" and after a bit of arguing they discovered that it was only supposed to be $50.
Turns out I was being overcharged on top for about 3 years. I must have been with them for 16 years.
I would say that the cheaper services are about par with telstra where I am.
Surprisingly, the quality dropped once nbn came along. They did get bad years ago (maybe 2006 and 2012) for me to notice.
I'll pay extra for quality, but telstra wasn't delivering. Once I change I tend to stick with that services.
Everyone seems to be looking for cheaper services. Rego, Insurance electricity and food slug enough money out of people.
The younger generation are a lot more tech informed as well and that may act against tls.
I am not a great fan of Telstra. However when I compare - AMAYSIM - no real person. Only emails, face book. Apologies for ever.
TPG /Dodo/Optus - do not serve to the area with broadband even I live at Sorrento. Choice is Telstra.
Minesite - No one but Telstra works. Some folks carry Virgin etc for home and SIM card for minesite provided by Telstra. Too complicated for me. Of course if one buys Boost SIM Card comes very cheap even if Telstra provides the service to them as well.
Dispute Resolution - If you can speak the language - Telstra is the best. I have seen my friends who have IINET connection (now VOC) - when the line is out of operation - God helps.
End of the day saving $20 pm by a switch does not change a life style. At least I know the service is provided by Australian and Filipinos (nice husky girls speak with a good English command) when I use Telstra.
Returning to my share - sold out half of them and holding. Price is constant and keeping in mind Telstra is supported by a strong workforce even after shedding 2000 in next 6 months and financial instos back Telstra too. This could be the bottom of the price we have seen unless Chinese Telecom offers for a take over (who knows).
(july 2) I placed a buy order on Thursday, yet to be filled.
Yes that was the weirdest stock movement in years, someone is pushing the price up, possible re gearing of institutions?And yet traded and closed above $3 per share today for the first time in 3 months, a rough broad flattish V bottom, and my buy order didn't get filled...can i pick bottom or what/
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