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On 04/29/10 17:58, Jim Henderson wrote:
>> I think they lost the battle for unlimited (as in it is currently
>> unlimited). The recent ruling on net neutrality bodes ill - but what
>> makes you sure DSL won't change in the future?
>
> Nothing makes me sure, just that my current situation is one I can live
> with. If the circumstances change, then I'll change at my earliest
> opportunity. If they want to keep me as a customer, they won't mess with
> it.
You're not that valuable. There are only a few games in town, and I've
pretty much never seen high speed Internet companies cater to that
extent. Less than 0.1% of their customers will care about this.
>> Me? I hate contracts.
>
> Same here. My DSL modem died and to get a replacement provided, I had to
> agree to another year of service. Of course, that was more than a year
> ago so now it's a moot point, but at the time, I was annoyed because it
> was *their* hardware and not mine, so basically my choice was to drop
> them or sign up for another year (or buy my own DSL modem and be even
> more unsupported than I am now).
See what I mean?
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