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> the 25/3 Mbps tier That's not the gigabit tier. Read it again, paragraph 39 (it's a nice table). Then look at the map. Hardly any money went to the "minim
by octoberfranklin 6y ago
> the 25/3 Mbps tier
That's not the gigabit tier. Read it again, paragraph 39 (it's a nice table).
Then look at the map. Hardly any money went to the "minimum tier" you're referring to (25/3).
- zw123456 6y agothey have the option of dropping to the low tier if the costs are too high
- octoberfranklin 6y agoUm no, they don't. That is called defaulting. There is an entire section about how the FCC claws back all the money and then some more for penalties.