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One could even argue that AT&T violated their end of the contract by throttling NetFlix (they no longer provide you with the same service they did the month bef

by dinedal 16y ago

One could even argue that AT&T violated their end of the contract by throttling NetFlix (they no longer provide you with the same service they did the month before) and you should be able to get out ETF free (IANAL)

gte910h 16y ago
I hope to find this stands up in court.
- clistctrl 16y ago
  If this is in the carriers plans, I would be certain that their lawyers make sure the definition of service is sufficiently vague.
  - gte910h 16y ago
    Courts don't rule on just what is written, but also on what should be writable. You can't contract away many things.