| ACCC confirms ULLS pricing decisions |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Sunday, 29 October 2006 | |
  
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Telstra had been charging around $30 per month regardless of location and had proposed this price in an access undertaking to the ACCC. The ACCC has since rejected that undertaking. The access seeker was subsequently revealed to be Chime Communications (iiNet) and the determination was later published in full on the ACCC's website. The ACCC has now confirmed these prices and says it has made the same price determinations in five other access disputes, lodged by Primus, Optus, XYZed (Optus subsidiary providing business-grade DSL services), Request Broadband (PowerTel subsidiary) and PowerTel. A ULLS dispute lodged by Macquarie Telecom is still awaiting a determination. The interim determinations were all made in mid- to late- August and the charges will apply until either the interim determinations expire, are revoked, or until a final determination is made in each arbitration.{moscomment} |
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