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Good one. And your commune wouldn't pay for any of it ?
Not sure what you mean by commune?
I'm not sure... the town ? district maybe ?
Ohhh okay, sorry, I wasn't sure if by commune you meant I lived in a multi-family commune - which I don't.
Unfortunately, no, the actual town I live in address-wise has a whopping population of about 1000 people but that's spread out over multiple multiple acres of farmland. And on top of that I'm on the edge of said town boundaries. If I lived in the town itself I would have had access to fiber internet without having to get a line trenched, unfortunately, I don't.
Because it only benefits my property, no subsidies or anything available.
I see. Well you still made a good investment