> but that also the number of taxes and fees are ridiculous? You know ISPs go out of their way to artificially inflate the number of taxes and fees they charge

> but that also the number of taxes and fees are ridiculous? You know ISPs go out of their way to artificially inflate the number of taxes and fees they charge you, right? If every company took the approach ISPs took, then every recipe in the U.S. would be the length of a CVS receipt, listing out every minor and incidental tax and fee the company happened to pay as part of its operating procedures. You don’t see stores passing on “electricity fees”, and “union negotiations taxes” etc etc, because only ISPs take affront at the idea that they should pay for their business expenses, rather that passing them on a additional itemised billing items to their customers.