I'm with the FCC on this one. It's silly ISPs are fighting this, because if they can charge you a specific fee, it's obvious they can provide an CSV or Excel f

I'm with the FCC on this one. It's silly ISPs are fighting this, because if they can charge you a specific fee, it's obvious they can provide an CSV or Excel file with all the fees. I don't see anything too hard about it. It's literally a SELECT and maybe a JOIN with it. Hell, I don't even understand what's so hard about it. Literally, Twilio gives you a nice CSV file with all the fees and tiers applicable to you and you can use it to ask for discounts. If Twilio can do it, you standard AT&T for sure can. It's ironic how in The Land of the Free, ISPs are fighting to be opaque. If your corporate strategy is based on obscurity, maybe it's time for some serious consumer protection regulation?