I agree. $1.8M is almost 35% of the $5.2 net Dubber is scheduled...

I agree. $1.8M is almost 35% of the $5.2 net Dubber is scheduled to receive from the current cash raise, after tax debts, etc are paid off.

Losing $1.8M would significantly impact their short term cash flow.

Customer disputes should not be a surprise, given the founding CEO's long history of shonky sales, as documented in his undertaking to the ACCC 22 years ago.

Dubber is likely to see more disputes, given the track record both at Dubber and the murky past.

No customer disconnects (yet) is not much of a claim, as telcos take time to make such moves. It's not just a tech exercise, or even the availability of comparable products. Migrating to new service providers requires a range of commercial activities, most likely involving communicating with affected customers etc. It will take time, but it will come because no telco wants to have a dependency on a sh!tshow like Dubber.