In message , Iain Churches
writes

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Iain Churches wrote:
Can't you have dial up in your country if you want it? Fixed price web
access may not be a 'bargain' for everyone.

Dave. I forgot to add that households with children at school,
students in further education, and people in academic vocations
pay nothing at all for the 8M broadband connection.

Fine. Then you're subsidising them. ;-)

I am happy to do so:-)
In the very near future full rate 8M broadband will be free of
charge to all in Sweden and Finland.




From what I've heard of income tax in Finland from a friend who is out
there doing contract software for Nokia, it's anything but free!

Still, everyone to their own.
--
Chris Morriss

"Chris Morriss" wrote in message
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In message , Iain Churches
writes

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Iain Churches wrote:
Can't you have dial up in your country if you want it? Fixed price
web
access may not be a 'bargain' for everyone.

Dave. I forgot to add that households with children at school,
students in further education, and people in academic vocations
pay nothing at all for the 8M broadband connection.

Fine. Then you're subsidising them. ;-)

I am happy to do so:-)
In the very near future full rate 8M broadband will be free of
charge to all in Sweden and Finland.




From what I've heard of income tax in Finland from a friend who is out
there doing contract software for Nokia, it's anything but free!

Still, everyone to their own.
--
Chris Morriss

When you have a country larger than the UK with only one tenth of
the population, but a similar infrastructure, or even better, one must
expect to pay a bit more in taxation. I am happy to do so. I think we
get good value for money.

Iain

In article , Iain Churches
writes

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Iain Churches wrote:
Can't you have dial up in your country if you want it? Fixed price web
access may not be a 'bargain' for everyone.

Dave. I forgot to add that households with children at school,
students in further education, and people in academic vocations
pay nothing at all for the 8M broadband connection.

Fine. Then you're subsidising them. ;-)

I am happy to do so:-)
In the very near future full rate 8M broadband will be free of
charge to all in Sweden and Finland.





Whose forking out for that then?....
--
Tony Sayer