Always interesting how public perception works.
Currently UPC is informing its customers that it is increasing its charges.
The average TV increase is just over €5 a month.
Imagine what the public uproar would be if the Government granted RTE an increase of €60 in its licence fee.
So far not a whimper from the public on the UPC price hike.
The company is also increasing a telephone call set-up charge from seven cent to 9.5 cent. Again, not a word of protest from the public.
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