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> Well, if there's not a cost difference, why do they keep trying to double my pricing when the base tier goes up? Because you keep paying for it. It's not lik
by whateverman23 3y ago
> Well, if there's not a cost difference, why do they keep trying to double my pricing when the base tier goes up?
Because you keep paying for it. It's not like you're going to not pay for internet, and you probably don't have many alternative options.
- gnicholas 3y agoYeah, like I said in my original post, it all comes down to competition.