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Nice work, if you can get it...? This is an abuse of a legislative power. Unless state subsidised, this will mean all other subscribers will pay more for that s
by aurizon 6y ago
Nice work, if you can get it...? This is an abuse of a legislative power. Unless state subsidised, this will mean all other subscribers will pay more for that service so that some can pay less. The alternative is for the ISP to withdraw from a market that they can not serve and remain in business.
What if they ruled that gas must be $1/gallon? They could do that as long as they could force gas refineries to sell to the gas stations for a lower price that allowed that supply chain to remain viable.