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...we probably wouldn't have D+ if it didn't come bundled with our Verizon bill. This feels like it should be illegal. You're certainly paying for D+, and it's
by jessaustin 4y ago
...we probably wouldn't have D+ if it didn't come bundled with our Verizon bill.
This feels like it should be illegal. You're certainly paying for D+, and it's not as though Verizon competes in a free market.
- mrpippy 4y agoAt least by US standards, cellular service is about as free a market for a utility as we have. If you need to be on Verizon's network, you could go to Visible or another MVNO. If not, there's ATT and T-Mo and all of their MVNOs as well.
- throwaway894345 4y agoEh, I don't really have a problem with it. I'd pay Verizon's rate even if they didn't offer D+ because the network is just so much better than the competition (I have no loyalty to Verizon; I've used AT&T, T-mobile, and US Cellular and they're worse by a considerable margin in my experience traveling around the country).