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10/03/17

08:28

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Originally posted by praetorian ↑

Totally different.
Spotify is selling a product.
Without Spotify no music, without Wangle you still have Internet.

But this post brings to the for that it seriously matters what the actual real world data savings are.

Maglor says 30℅ above. My personal experience is 5-10℅, others are lower.

But let's take a few plans.
Say TPG - 1.5Gb data plus $550 calls for $20
Aldi - 1.5Gb plus 75min for $20.
These are both mid-market plans targeted to those who want good value (I would think WGL target market if they want to go mainstream. Similar network plans are a little bit more expensive)

At 30℅ you get an extra 450Mb for $5 - so $11/GB which is ok but not great (the L pack on Aldi would give you 750Mb for $5)
At 5℅ only 75Mb for $5 - over $60/GB - bad value

If you're on 10+GB a month WGL even at 5℅ looks OK, but not for the middle market.

I'm yet to see WGL do 30℅ without speedtest. Personally think the focus needs to be more on the VPN with lots of International POIs, otherwise WGL is limiting itself to a small portion of the market - the high data users

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Actually i never mentioned data savings at all... I was talking purely about speed. I cant really talk about data savings currently because I'm not consistently seeing them.

Spotify offers a service, listening to music. Wangle offers a service, being able to stream HD content on a slow connection. That's the parallels I was trying to make. I believe that people will pay for this service.

**I am not affiliated in any way with Wangle the Company or any of its employees, I have spoken to company representatives and clarified technical non-market sensitive information and reinterpreted it for this community. If you have any questions for me please feel free to reply to this post.**
~~Maglor

WGL Price at posting: 1.9¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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