Posted on Jan 22, 2016
Can the government provide internet service if prices get too high?
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I am not talking cable tv, internet, and telephone. Just internet. Prices can go straight to $200 a month and we would have to pay it cause no one else provides internet service. Inflation and the value of of the dollar might drive costs of internet. Can government easily provide internet service at a decent price should cable companies get greedy, or is the government hands are tired to what companies want to price their service?
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Competition is the American way to drive down prices and drive up quality. Government interference inevitably leads to a break down in one or both.
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PO2 Morton Scisco
You're a techie, get a T Mobile (or similar) mobile hotspot and pay about $20 a month for Internet. A lot of people use their smart phones as their Internet connection.
You're a techie, get a T Mobile (or similar) mobile hotspot and pay about $20 a month for Internet. A lot of people use their smart phones as their Internet connection.
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PO1 John Miller
PO2 Morton Scisco
LOL, not really! I've just had to do this before myself. Hell, if you've got an Android, it as a feature to use your phone as a hot spot.
LOL, not really! I've just had to do this before myself. Hell, if you've got an Android, it as a feature to use your phone as a hot spot.
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