On Tuesday 28 July 2009 03:28:53 pm Gerald Begumisa wrote: > The end user price may, however, be affected by who the > ISP has to pay to reach Seacom. I think the Seacom cable > stops at Mombasa?
Ah, that's the bit that remains inconsistent (in my mind, anyway). It is understood that the retail price will, obviously, be marked-up by the individual ISP re-selling the capacity to its customers. That's economics. However, what we're discussing here is the wholesale price. Is the wholesale price ex-Mombasa (which I can understand), or does it extend into the participating countries (which I can't understand unless SEACOM, specifically, own and operate inland infrastructure)? Cheers, Mark.
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