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IMO, if the ISP doesn't want to sell Internet access, they shouldn't be allowed to call it anything that could be mistaken by a consumer for Internet access. T
by tgsovlerkhgsel 4y ago
IMO, if the ISP doesn't want to sell Internet access, they shouldn't be allowed to call it anything that could be mistaken by a consumer for Internet access.
Trying to upcharge customers for what they were initially supposed to deliver should be considered fraud.