| Not what you expected eh? I guess this means the "top 10 gripes" for US broadband are slipping away for some people. For some people these gripes are indeed true. But for others, just bite the bullet and accept the fact that the US is no #1 in the broadband crusade and as a new technology, companies would take it, twist it, mess with it and do all of this while putting a high price on it in order to suspect that ignorant consumers would buy into it expecting no better. Well the fact that either better ISPs are coming or consumers are becoming smarter in certain areas since some ISPs right now are stopping their shenanigans now knowing that they can actually get more consumers by actually making a better product. But cheer up, the US is ahead of some of Europe. |
