Let's Price Competitively

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sbrook Premium,Mod join:2001-12-14 Ottawa kudos:4 Reviews: ·TekSavvy Cable ·Rogers Hi-Speed	Let's Price Competitively Wringing out a good deal with arm twisting does not make a "price war" ... lowering your prices to lure customers from your competition is a price war! All I see in the way of a price war is "Who can raise prices the most and get away with it?" They to be "competitive" everyone else sneaks their prices up one way or another to pretty much match the competition ... "If they can get away with it, so can we" The free market is not bringing prices down ... just like it hasn't for telephone ... just like it hasn't for TV. Just like it hasn't for the big box stores (unless you want to buy "cheap" products like melamine milk.)
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jaminus join:2004-10-14 Arlington, VA	Comcast has charged $42.95 for its standard broadband tier for over 4 years without any increases due to inflation. But during that time, speeds have gone up considerably. In real terms, prices have gone down more than 15 percent while service speed has gone up more than 300 percent.
jaminus join:2004-10-14 Arlington, VA	to forum · permalink · 2008-10-22 13:23:02 ·
hihi9 join:2007-05-06 Port Orange, FL	They went from 6/384 to 6/1 Not too shabby Smokes DSL speed. heh?
hihi9 join:2007-05-06 Port Orange, FL	to forum · permalink · 2008-10-23 01:27:44 ·

Again, There's No Broadband 'Price War' > Let's Price Competitively