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"If they are so afraid of bandwidth usage, then why just charge for what banwidth used. Give everybody 2meg up and down. Then charge each home according to usage - ie, like electricity. Would be the only 'fair' way. Internet access then could turned into a utility and controlled by the PUC for fair pricing and access. "

electricity has a cost to produce, for the network, you just put the lines up and the rest is free, try wiring your house and see how much "maintanence" cost there is to keep it running, not $50 a month worth, but ask for a monopoly like the electric companies and you will get $150 a month prices for your network access, remember when the telco's had control? ISDN? talk about costly, greed has always been the weekest link
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Charter TN  Joe Blow_z | 11/12/03
but remember  lmaxwell | 11/13/03
Charging by the bit...  BitTwiddler | 11/13/03
SBC Dsl  rdwhitti | 11/12/03
I agree  Arrg | 11/12/03
My cable provides...  BitTwiddler | 11/13/03
Tiered pricing - Humbug  James Dean_z | 11/12/03
You are correct...  BitTwiddler | 11/13/03
RE: Tiered pricing - Humbug  ajapierce | 11/13/03
Tiered Pricing in Korea also  My 2 Cents | 11/13/03
Tiered pricing is a bad mistake.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/12/03
Tiered Pricing?  voska | 11/12/03
What gets me is...  BitTwiddler | 11/13/03
Tiered pricing is why I dropped Comcast...  cjules13 | 11/13/03

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