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I'm sorry, but those complaints are nonsense. Either the price is worth what you'd get out of it, or it isn't. My internet provider doesn't tell me the breakdo
by delecti 3y ago
I'm sorry, but those complaints are nonsense. Either the price is worth what you'd get out of it, or it isn't.
My internet provider doesn't tell me the breakdown of infrastructure/profit/uplink costs. My Netflix bill doesn't tell me the breakdown of new content creation, content licensing, video game development/licensing, infrastructure costs, profits, etc. Should I complain about Netflix making a multi-movie contract with Adam Sandler because he happens to not be my taste? You're complaining about a fantasy you invented not existing.
- lxgr 3y agoWell, it isn’t worth it for me, and I doubt that the inclusion of music is making the bundle cheaper than video by itself. The fact that there are other bundle-only deals available in the world, some of which are worth it for me and others which aren’t, has no bearing on the fact that I dislike this particular one, and Google is losing my business as a direct result of their bundling. > My internet provider doesn't tell me the breakdown of infrastructure/profit/uplink costs. A more appropriate comparison would be an ISP that also forces a Netflix or cable TV subscription onto you. In fact, my ISP offers both TV+internet bundles and internet only. If they would only offer the former, I’d switch to the competition unless it was somehow the same price as an internet-only competitor.