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After all, I'm stuck with comcast and can't switch to roadrunner despite the advert for roadrunner's service in my area...
Want prices to go down? De-segregate the cable industry. - Posted by: HypnoToad Posted on: 09/20/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
With the mini-monopolies the cable industry has, why aren't they remembered
HypnoToad | 09/20/06
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Why?
techboy_z | 09/20/06
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It's called...
DarbyOhara | 09/21/06
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What do you think?
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