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Re: Losing small ISPs may not matter .... And then folks will migrate to the 15% of intelligent ISP's that remained independent.
And the bought off scum will perish.... 
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Pv8man
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 mocyclerPremium
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said by 33591094:And then folks will migrate to the 15% of intelligent ISP's that remained independent. And the bought off scum will perish.... The problem with that is it's unlikely many customers will dump their ISP over this. Sure, a few will be mad enough to go with an independent provider, but don't expect some mass exodus.
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| said by mocycler:The problem with that is it's unlikely many customers will dump their ISP over this. Sure, a few will be mad enough to go with an independent provider, but don't expect some mass exodus. mocycler Yeah, considering many parts there is a duopoly. In some places, the individual is either stuck with DSL (AT&T or Verizon) or cable with no other competition  .
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NormanSPremium,MVM
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said by mocycler:The problem with that is it's unlikely many customers will dump their ISP over this. Sure, a few will be mad enough to go with an independent provider, but don't expect some mass exodus. While I am not inclined to dump my ISP over this; if they dump me, I will find an independent which scoffs at the MPAA/RIAA.
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