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It won't because usually your options are 50 Mbit line (maybe 100 if you're really lucky) or a 1Gb line for the same price. I'd happily take the arbitration cl
by fgonzag 10y ago
It won't because usually your options are 50 Mbit line (maybe 100 if you're really lucky) or a 1Gb line for the same price.
I'd happily take the arbitration clause for 10x and probably 20x the speedup.
- heroprotagonist 10y agoBeyond that, your other options will also usually include arbitration clauses. If it's a deal-breaker for choosing Google, it'll be a deal-breaker for choosing anyone else.
- ocdtrekkie 10y agoThat's a fair point. As the article's title points out, Comcast does the same.
- deadowl 10y agoDoes FairPoint?
- ocdtrekkie 10y agohttp://www.fairpoint.com/document/Residential_HSI_Terms_of_Service_tcm12-4842.pdf http://www.fairpoint.com/document/Residential_HSI_Terms_of_S... This document, found via a quick search, doesn't seem to contain the word "arbitration".