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Another egregious example: Frontier Communications adds a $3.99 "Internet Infrastructure Surcharge" for internet service, on top of the advertised price. But in
by petilon 7y ago
Another egregious example: Frontier Communications adds a $3.99 "Internet Infrastructure Surcharge" for internet service, on top of the advertised price. But internet infrastructure is what the advertised price is for, so why isn't it already included in the price?
The underlying problem is that the US does not have a true democracy. The government here works for big businesses, not "of the people, by the people, and for the people". EU is much closer to being a true democracy.