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Rohith R

I help businesses to... • 2m

Sources say that jio and airtel + Starlink packages cost around 7000 to 9000, and hardware setup charges are separate. hmm... by seeing this, I guess initially, starlink will only be opened for commercial purposes or big companies will be their main target audience Because Targeting normal people with such a high price will end up in huge failure. Most of the Indians can't even able to afford a 1000 rupees per month Wifi. What's your guess🤔?

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Hari kiran

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I guess the starlink will target companies and offices . and those south delhi-mumbai type residents would consider the high price subscription for novelty but a common person would never take Internet subscription for 8000/month India is such a country where 50crore population can't even afford or aspire ; 50-80 crore would aspire but can't afford ; 20-30 crore can afford but may or may not subscribe and 1-2 crore population won't even think of prices and rates, they can bloody afford anything and everything. Companies which try to meet the needs of any one of the categories would make money but the companies that try to get more inclusive and curate business for all usually goes bust.

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Havish Gupta

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Yup, big issue.. At such prices, it would be really tough to make profits

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some people can pay though!

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