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Big Brother and online Hunger games.

When im not worried about Net Netraulity

Dec 14, 2017 by spinfur
Like sure consumers are freaking out but pre-obama era did ISP abuse the system set out for them when Bush was in power?

Plus look at this, what if all but one ISP charges extra things, the one that didnt will get all the consumers while the others will be left in the dust

Just my view on it, I am against the repeal but I just thought I put my two sense in

Comments

Well to be fair the culture of microtransactions didn't even exist

The Internet also has grown tremendously before everyone owned a smart phone a plan like this to gouge customers wouldn't have really worked that well 

Some people don't even get traditional cable anymore, they just use Hulu and Netflix which both depend on a strong Internet connection (but AT&T and Spectrum now have the power to slow their connections down so consumers choose to buy cable, or they can just pay a fee)
Sent by Brandonator,Dec 14, 2017
Brandonator but consumers will go to ISPs that offer more for less, so most likely ISP wont do shit or something really major or their going to lose a lot of business both in the consumer area and advertising
Sent by spinfur,Dec 14, 2017
Spinfur no one is going to offer more for less
ESPECIALLY not cell phone data plans bc you barely have any options for that
Sent by Brandonator,Dec 14, 2017
Brandonator Think about it, Let's say one ISP is going to start charging for website viewing but other companies arent doing that yet

No one is willing to pay money to that ISP when they can go to another ISP and not pay at all leaving the ISP who make the dumb mistake to charge it with less income
Sent by spinfur,Dec 14, 2017
Spinfur buyer power isn't real honey stop trying to pretend it is
Sent by Brandonator,Dec 14, 2017
Brandonator yes it is hunny im not pretending just watch me be right
Sent by spinfur,Dec 14, 2017

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