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"Then, the company began charging the family $14.99." Are companies not supposed to charge anything?
by Bostonian 6y ago
"Then, the company began charging the family $14.99."
Are companies not supposed to charge anything?
- pseudolus 6y agoNo, that's not reasonable. However, the story does highlight an important problem for low-income families for whom Internet access has gone from being a luxury to an essential item. The inability, at this time of in home schooling, to access the internet will leave a large number of low-income children far behind their peers. The consequences will be realized well into the future and probably translate into higher drop-out rates.
- ratsmack 6y agoI guess that depends on what your political views are.