tc1uscg
join:2005-03-09
Saint Clair Shores, MI
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Re: TANSTAAFL
said by dvarona  :said by en102 :There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch Basically - for those who have been stating that FiOS and Comcast are cheap....well, investors want to recoup on their investment. I don't have a problem with businesses expecting to have their costs meet their expenses. However, I DO have a problem with companies talking out of both sides of their mouths: "we won't raise prices" to municipalities, and then raising their rates anyway. They want the best of both worlds without having to pay for it. Now come on people.. get a clue.. How else to you expect them to pay for ALL those people you see in the commercial? However, I would be really worried if it took that MANY people just for one persons service. VZ is expensive in all areas of communications. Pay up or shut up. Money talks so if you don't like the price, go some where else. That will send a message to VZ. If you have no one else to turn to, sucks to be you.  |
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en102
Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA
 ·RoadRunner Cable
 ·DSL EXTREME
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The problem with that take is their 'legal' answer to that.
'We've lowered the cost on service the the per channel or per megabit level so you're getting more "value".'
We've added extra included cr@p (an extra HD channel or 2, tons of specialty programming like the knitting channel or the watching paint dry channel... So now, instead ot having 180 channels for $44.95, you have 220 channels for $52.. isn't that such a deal!?! We're not breaking any promises. 
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dvarona
join:1999-11-29
Richmond Hill, NY
·Covad Communications
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said by en102 :There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch Basically - for those who have been stating that FiOS and Comcast are cheap....well, investors want to recoup on their investment. I don't have a problem with businesses expecting to have their costs meet their expenses. However, I DO have a problem with companies talking out of both sides of their mouths: "we won't raise prices" to municipalities, and then raising their rates anyway. They want the best of both worlds without having to pay for it. |
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