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It'll be a cold day in hell before this sticks. They'll use every slippery tactic in the book to justify it and to fight it, they'll bribe^Wlobby the appropriat
by madaxe_again 11y ago
It'll be a cold day in hell before this sticks. They'll use every slippery tactic in the book to justify it and to fight it, they'll bribe^Wlobby the appropriate parties to legally define "unlimited" as "limited", and even if they are stuck with it, they'll just not pay.
I mean, what, are they going to arrest executives? Give me a break. There's no recourse either way.
- pdabbadabba 11y ago> They'll use every slippery tactic in the book to justify it and to fight it, they'll bribe^Wlobby the appropriate parties to legally define "unlimited" as "limited" You don't think they tried this before they were fined?
- madaxe_again 11y agoOf course. The fine is just a step in the process towards them being exonerated, a mere formality.
- eli 11y ago$5 says you're wrong and AT&T does indeed pay a cash fine.