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The problem is they all magically arrived at an exorbitant price that seems to reflect monopoly pricing. Also fees have standardized recently.
by bthomas 7y ago
The problem is they all magically arrived at an exorbitant price that seems to reflect monopoly pricing. Also fees have standardized recently.
- vageli 7y ago> The problem is they all magically arrived at an exorbitant price that seems to reflect monopoly pricing. Also fees have standardized recently. Playing devil's advocate, if the market determines prices then isn't settling on a price to be expected across practically indistinguishable providers of the same exact service?