Television provider UPC, who also offer telephone and web facilities, are currently informing their customers of a price increase.
The increase comes into operation on June bills.
It seems the minimum increase is €5.51 per month.
Last year UPC changed their telephone charging system, whereby night and weekend rates were abolished.
From June 1 call set up fee is 9.5C. That means that if you spend one second connected to a number you pay a minimum of 9.5C.
And UPC increases its charges annually.
Imagine if the State increased the annual television licence by €66.03. There would be an uproar.
Not a whimper about the UPC increase.
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