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I doubt the government would be doing this: "JPay is protected from other market forces, as well. When states offer its music players and tablet computers for
by disposition2 12y ago
I doubt the government would be doing this:
"JPay is protected from other market forces, as well. When states offer its music players and tablet computers for sale to inmates, they often confiscate radios that people already own, according to inmates in Ohio. This leaves inmates dependent on JPay’s music downloads, which can cost 30 to 50 percent more than the same songs on iTunes, inmates say."
I'm confused, are you defending this company and its practices are merely railing against government? Atleast with the government, there is a bit of oversight. It seems like JPay is a monopoly thanks to bribery and their CEO's lack of morality.
Edits: spelling
- waterlesscloud 12y agoWho is confiscating the radios? JPay? No.
- donaldsfone 12y agoYou cant have two devices at a time (prison security) - so if inmate buys an mp3 player he has to give up his walkman
- donaldsfone 12y agoLack of marality? Do you not see the writer's total bias? The guy is just a regular entreprenuer who is being brought down by an over eager (crappy) journalist.