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Topic	Net neutrality might end.
Y2J0sHBK_GB 11/23/17 4:13:48 PM #116:	JE19426 posted... Y2J0sHBK_GB posted... Your point? My point is that net neutrality has no effect on whether or not people who use more internet have to pay more. Therefore claiming net neutrality should be elimated, so people who use more internet have to pay more is foolishness. It's fair. It creates different packages so the person who only uses it for email and YouTube isn't paying the same as the person who uses TBs a month. I know we are on a video game site but you need to realize that the large majority of this country doesn't use much data and is currently being overcharged. And... Your argument though is based on price fixing which is illegal. I mean whether or not it would occur is hypothetical but in a world full of leaks, it seems too risky to actively engage in. I mean the idea that prices will sky rocket is based on what logic anyways? If nothing else, this should prove as an interesting experiment. Let's at least wait and sees how it all plays out because right now it's all speculation. Why jump immediately to the doomsday thought? --- Go Pack Go! <cite>Y2J0sHBK_GB posted [p:890938152] in Net neutra... [t:76023078]...</cite> <quote><cite>JE19426 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Y2J0sHBK_GB posted...</cite> <quote>Your point?</quote> My point is that net neutrality has no effect on whether or not people who use more internet have to pay more. Therefore claiming net neutrality should be elimated, so people who use more internet have to pay more is foolishness.</quote> It's fair. It creates different packages so the person who only uses it for email and YouTube isn't paying the same as the person who uses TBs a month. I know we are on a video game site but you need to realize that the large majority of this country doesn't use much data and is currently being overcharged. And... Your argument though is based on price fixing which is illegal. I mean whether or not it would occur is hypothetical but in a world full of leaks, it seems too risky to actively engage in. I mean the idea that prices will sky rocket is based on what logic anyways? If nothing else, this should prove as an interesting experiment. Let's at least wait and sees how it all plays out because right now it's all speculation. Why jump immediately to the doomsday thought? --- Go Pack Go!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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