FCC Reverses Home Roaming Rules

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Me too, I want cell companies to raise prices to uphold expensive roaming agreements, and I love paying roaming charges for driving in the wrong direction!

Good thing I am locked into my contract!

It's about much more than a few customers paying a little more than they few like paying. I DO NOT think the government should tell private companies what they may or may not charge for. This is just one more step in the WRONG direction for America. The government already controls the banks, parts of the auto industry and lets not forget about the health care that they are now forcing private citizens to by from private companies. Before long they will tell us how many children we are aloud to have, what cars we can buy, what days of the month we can have sex on. They are in talks right now on weather the internet should remain unregulated or not. But hey if it saves you a few pennies then by all means, let the rest of us give up our rights ...
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Exactly, the fool thinks that it would be wrong to pay higher cellphone bills but thinks it is ok to pay an extra several hundred dollars a month for healthcare he will never receive (because the hospital doesn't have the resources to offer it).

Amarantamin said:
Me too, I want cell companies to raise prices to uphold expensive roaming agreements, and I love paying roaming charges for driving in the wrong direction!

Except your argument is flawed, there is roam outside of home markets, this is for those companies who bought spectrum, or haven't put up enough towers in their home markets. This way they get a mandated free ride on another carrier at a far lower cost.

But wait, now you get the joy of making one company a monopoly. Making customer service impossible. Raising prices. Then slammin' any one else who can offer a better deal or who questions. Yep that's good business! 😎

it means GOP and Dems are two sides of the same coin.


The reference comes from "the butter battle book" by Dr suess.

So another words they're both corrupt.

I guess I had a hard time keeping up with your fancy words.

Btw, I saw Clash Of The Titans just now. I was dissapointed, supposedly it was in 3D, but it wasn't very dimensional.

Yeah, they say it was a super fast 2D to 3D transition just to pump out another 3D film. It wasn't filmed in 3D at all.

Neither was Alice in Wonderland, but they spent a good 6 months converting it to 3D as opposed to the less than one month they spent on clash.

I wonder if it would have felt like a better movie had it not been for the 3D gimmick?