Telstra could face penalties upwards of $10 million per offence and $1 million each day it continues to breach the Act. The submission accuses Telstra of inflating backhaul prices by 10 fold in areas where it is the only provider, lying about the number of available ADSL ports, and delaying the installation of competing DSLAMs by more than two years when it can activate its own in less than 48 hours. Related content: Telstra says regulatory uncertainty is costing them Telstra scraps massive Australian broadband plan Stake sale ends Australia government control of telco