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01-29-2014
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Should be fixed.
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 6,359
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Well the beautiful thing about free enterprise is that companies can do what they want within the limits and restrictions of the industry.
ISP's compete with each other, due to free enterprise, and the results of this competition is lower prices or better benefits of your purchase. So the market I would think would prevent any ISP from doing this.
The first ISP that does, their customers may do a mass exodus to another provider that doesn't (initially) and would make doing these things impossible for any mid-level ISP to do. I don't think all the ISP providers will have a meeting and go into it together, they are competitors so I doubt that many of them will try anything like this. I am sure some will, it seems very profitable, but it's unrealistic that they all do this. So I guess we will have to wait.
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Except the ISPs are the ones that own the lines.
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