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obviously the need to fill their profit margin.
by return0 9y ago
obviously the need to fill their profit margin.
- mikeash 9y agoBecause they need to fill their profit margin, they would lower prices?
- return0 9y agosome prices go up, some others will have to go down, assuming that the profit margin remains the same. Diversification, how is that not obvious?
- mikeash 9y agoWhy would they keep it the same when they could make it higher?
- return0 9y agoWhy don't they raise the rates already then? Net neutrality is stopping them?
- mikeash 9y agoThey've presumably decided that raising rates further would cost more customers than it would be worth. Stupid tricks like cutting down on the "standard" package and rolling those things into upgrades is a common way for companies to raise rates without appearing to, therefore losing fewer customers.