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Customers are “held hostage” because often there is only one choice of ISP. They may not offer throttling. How can you sue your ISP if there is a clause that y
by so33 9y ago
Customers are “held hostage” because often there is only one choice of ISP. They may not offer throttling.
How can you sue your ISP if there is a clause that you must go through binding arbitration instead?
How can you switch to another internet provider if AT&T is the only game in town?
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