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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (29900)	10/26/2023 10:59:55 AM
From: pcstel	Read Replies (1) of 29986

We shall see. The major difference here is that with Starlink, the terminal cost is in many cases higher than the sales price. With Direct to Cell. There are no "subsidy costs" directly to the D2C provider. By funneling all of the connection options (messaging, Voice, Video Call, Data) via X.com. Starlink can determine available bandwidth and throttle usage in a given Spot Beam. (Throttle "Wacky Wireless"). So having ultimate control of the data usage, (compression algorithms for video chat) in a given spot beam. X.Com and Starlink will operate intertwined. Billing will be done in real time via X.Com via micro-transactions. So you will need an X.Com account to use D2C. (Messaging, Voice, Video, Data) All billing will be done via X.Com (with a 3% "billing processing fee" out of the cost paid to Starlink for the services). So X.Com can provide "real-time demand based pricing" for Voice, Video Chat, Web Data Services. No demand pricing for messaging, because the resources used are negligible. PCSTEL

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