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Kimee
Level 1: Cadet
May 2019
Why can Vodaphone charge $5 for international day pass, and Telstra $10?
Just wanted to know why Telstra charges $10 for international day pass that Vodaphone charges $5 for?
I am going to the US on Tuesday. My travel companion is with Vodaphone and only has to pay $5 a day for the same (calls/data/country). I have to pay $10 a day because I am with Telstra. I don't understand why Telstra is double the price. Can someone please explain this to me?
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Level 25: The Singularity
May 2019
Re: Why can Vodaphone charge $5 for international day pass, and Telstra $10?
Vodafone have subsidiaries all around the world. They can use their own backbone to transmit data and calls at a greatly reduced cost.
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