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- rk911Explorer
pugslyyy wrote:
HappyKayakers wrote:
pawatt wrote:
Blame Verizon, not Millenicom, Verizon sells access to Millinicom. Verizon raised rates to Millinicom.
Why blame anyone? As bandwidth demands increase, the providers have to upgrade or add equipment to accommodate those demands. None of that is free.
Typically as demand increases, cost goes down not up. The US has the slowest and most expensive internet service of the industrial nations.
The price increase has nothing to do with cost increase, it is the provider taking higher profits due to the lack of true competition in the marketplace.
you're forgetting the supply side of the equation. - powderman426Explorer
pugslyyy wrote:
HappyKayakers wrote:
pawatt wrote:
Blame Verizon, not Millenicom, Verizon sells access to Millinicom. Verizon raised rates to Millinicom.
Why blame anyone? As bandwidth demands increase, the providers have to upgrade or add equipment to accommodate those demands. None of that is free.
Typically as demand increases, cost goes down not up. The US has the slowest and most expensive internet service of the industrial nations.
The price increase has nothing to do with cost increase, it is the provider taking higher profits due to the lack of true competition in the marketplace.
You just hit the nail on the head. - pugslyyyExplorer
HappyKayakers wrote:
pawatt wrote:
Blame Verizon, not Millenicom, Verizon sells access to Millinicom. Verizon raised rates to Millinicom.
Why blame anyone? As bandwidth demands increase, the providers have to upgrade or add equipment to accommodate those demands. None of that is free.
Typically as demand increases, cost goes down not up. The US has the slowest and most expensive internet service of the industrial nations.
The price increase has nothing to do with cost increase, it is the provider taking higher profits due to the lack of true competition in the marketplace. - HappyKayakersExplorer III
pawatt wrote:
Blame Verizon, not Millenicom, Verizon sells access to Millinicom. Verizon raised rates to Millinicom.
Why blame anyone? As bandwidth demands increase, the providers have to upgrade or add equipment to accommodate those demands. None of that is free. - pawattExplorerBlame Verizon, not Millenicom, Verizon sells access to Millinicom. Verizon raised rates to Millinicom.
- mockturtleExplorer IIBummer! I was going to sign up this month. :(
- TechWriterExplorer
dons2346 wrote:
Gonna have to rethink the move away from VZ now
Verizon 20 GB = $150/mon
Millenicom 20 GB = $90/mon
So why do you want to stay with Verizon? - dons2346ExplorerGonna have to rethink the move away from VZ now
- Dutch_12078Explorer III
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