- Sep 28, 2011
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Hey! Where are you from?
- Thread starter jackuars
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- Jan 28, 2016
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Canada WAS really good before they had a WEF stooge calling the shots, like so many other developed countries, including here in the UK. Trudeau admires China's dictatorship. Says it all.
- Jan 27, 2018
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MindaugasJ
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Zappathustra
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- Jul 1, 2019
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You're from Alpha Centauri, what do you know about the ramblings of poor earthers?
- Jan 28, 2016
- 525
Something as seismic as Klaus's plans for World domination has even reached us.From the United States. I usually get asked from what state do i come from, i generally reply with Confusion. 
Zappathustra
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- Jul 1, 2019
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From the United States. I usually get asked from what state do i come from, i generally reply with Confusion.
Still better than Gilead.
- Apr 16, 2017
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is there a disticnition between "from" & "live" eg, I currently live here but I am from somewhere else.
We start getting technical and all the people here in the US will have to list somewhere else "except for the natives" lol.
Researchspace
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- Feb 26, 2023
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That's way too much.I pay 10,72€ for unlimited calls/SMS/MMS + 6 GB.
On this front in Italy I'm lucky... mobile line I pay €5.99 per month for unlimited calls/SMS and 70GB.
Home landline €20.45 per month for calls and unlimited internet
- Nov 29, 2016
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- Jan 28, 2016
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Yep, still good unless you're a trucker, or question the efficacy of mandates, or object to your young child attending drag queen story time, or are an independent news organisation that won't play the mainstream media game and actually questions government politicians, etc etc. Yep. Still good.
- Jan 27, 2018
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Fortunately most Canadians don't think like this, we'll leave that for other countries please.
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- Mar 13, 2022
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Canada rates pretty highly down here. Maybe its a Commonwealth thing.
But, all we hear lately is Justin Trudeau's failing marriage and plunging popularity, Jordan B Peterson's re-education and massive bushfires(best wishes). ...and of course re-runs of Letterkenny. (...to be sure)
But, all we hear lately is Justin Trudeau's failing marriage and plunging popularity, Jordan B Peterson's re-education and massive bushfires(best wishes). ...and of course re-runs of Letterkenny. (...to be sure)
- Jan 27, 2018
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Trudeau's been in power a long time, everyone has a shelf life and he will probably be gone in 2 years.
- Nov 10, 2017
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No staff members? i will be waiting for them to reply then i might
- Aug 12, 2015
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The problem here is lack of competition and that's why we have higher prices. We only have three ISPs which are also mobile network operators, so there really isn't much of a competition. There are two MVNO's (used to be three, one failed), but they are literally owned by two of these ISPs and are used for dumping prices. From what I heard, they also have less priority on the network meaning less quality service.
If I'm not mistaken, Italy has five main mobile networks and at least seven MVNO's which compete with each other. Consider yourself lucky.
- Jan 28, 2016
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Fortunately there are still a few independently minded folk around who aren't taken in by the disingenuous nonsense and outright lies from the Establishment, mainstream media and the like. If you don't work for the Liberal party or the CBC maybe you should consider it because it sounds as if you would be a good fit. Or if you prefer a bit more physicality then maybe the RCMP. Sure, they get a little over zealous at times when it comes to peaceful protesters and elderly ladies in particular but hey, as Saint Justin says, it's all for the greater good.
Researchspace
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- Feb 26, 2023
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Yes in Italy on this front we are very lucky, if you don't need the 5G network and you just need the more common 4G network you can look at many offers for less than 10€ with on average 30 to 100GB per month..The problem here is lack of competition and that's why we have higher prices. We only have three ISPs which are also mobile network operators, so there really isn't much of a competition. There are two MVNO's (used to be three, one failed), but they are literally owned by two of these ISPs and are used for dumping prices. From what I heard, they also have less priority on the network meaning less quality service.
If I'm not mistaken, Italy has five main mobile networks and at least seven MVNO's which compete with each other. Consider yourself lucky.
That's right we have 5 main mobile networks (TIM, Vodafone, Wintre, Iliad and Fastweb) and various MVNOs including 3 companies owned by 3 of these ISPs (Kena, HO Mobile and Wery) and they also have a lower network priority and speed limited to 30/60Mbps...after that there are several other MVNOs
Personally I'm with Ho Mobile (Vodafone MVNO) after years of main operators and honestly I've never felt the lower priority even on sensitive areas during some emergency...the only one in my case is speed limited to 30Mbps, but there it depends on where it is used in big cities you can have a greater impact but in areas outside or in the countryside where there will be a slower speed the limit is not felt...
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