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Bradenton, FL | Misleading the customer All it amounts to is companies like Time Warner and AT&T want to spend the least amount of money and get the most money for there shareholders. Metered billing don't enhance the users experience, it limits the users experience.
Time Warner and AT&T are misleading the service they are selling. They are making it out like your getting a lot when in fact your getting less. They are still making you pay the same price for it. In fact they just gave everyone a huge price hike without having to hike prices. They know that people are naive and will pay it.
Though Time Warner and AT&T may spend less money on upgrades, they will lose money on other things. For example, Time Warner started selling videos online to fight off companies like Netflix. If a customer reached there cap then Time Warner just lost a sale. The customer will end up going to Blockbuster to get the movie.
Through all this metered billing the level of service will still stink. In the end the customer will get a huge price hike, limited access, and lousy customer service. Guess this is what they mean by enhancing the users experience. Metered billing adds fuel to the fire for the people who want government run internet.
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