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In some of the newer neighborhood around my place, the telecom providers pay a fee to the neighborhood developer to make them the only sole provider. So in thes
by pb77 6y ago
In some of the newer neighborhood around my place, the telecom providers pay a fee to the neighborhood developer to make them the only sole provider. So in these new neighborhoods there is only one option. I don't know if DOJ can do anything about it or how they can fix it.
- xxpor 6y agoThe FCC declared those unenforcable in 2007. https://www.fcc.gov/document/exclusive-service-contracts-provision-video-services-multiple-1 https://www.fcc.gov/document/exclusive-service-contracts-pro...
- donor20 6y agoNot uncommon - rental buildings are almost all like this (building owner get's a cut / provides one option). Commercial buildings similar but usually one preferred and pre-wired, but if you are negotiating for a floor etc you can get what you want. HOA's etc generally don't like new holes in walls especially common walls. So generally one preferred.