"Rostelecom" is like "Russian Post", like central television, as central heating, like a water utility, as a Russian asphalt with potholes "...
Recently I flew on a real time machine. No, this did not require any technical devices, Alice with Myelophone and Werther's robot. Only my consent and several signatures was enough. So I ended up in the late Soviet Union, with its marvelous service, endless bursts and boorish service ...
Until recently, I had cable television and the Internet at home from one famous commercial company. I would be glad to call it, but the trouble is - they did not conclude an agreement on the provision of advertising services with our publication. I was pleased with everything except the price. It seemed to me that to fall off 800 rubles for these joys of life is a little too much. As stated in the film "Shirli-Milli": "You, Russians, are baked."
And then one day, with a clear September morning, a charming young man woven in my apartment. He called himself a representative of Rostelecom and assured me that his company enters the cable Internet and digital television market. And that the small competitors crushed by the monster will die soon. The guy asked how many TVs I had, and having learned that two, he led: "Two TV settings and a router will be completely free for you. And in a month you need to pay only 450 rubles."
I, as usual, doubted. Having asked the distributor if the price will rise at the end of the promotional period, I received a negative answer. The boy assured that this tariff is corporate and it would only be necessary to renew it once every four months, calling the subscriber department.
We consulted with our wife and gave our consent ...