> My opinion on all this is simple. The ability to access broadband internet is a right, and should be defined as an essential utility.
Yawn... first world problems.
Broadband is assuredly not your "right", it's a privilege. If the terms of the contract are broken (and they were, twice) you have very little recourse.
More to the point, get a Comcast business line. You will get hassled less, and I hear it may actually be unlimited.
Yawn... first world problems.
Broadband is assuredly not your "right", it's a privilege. If the terms of the contract are broken (and they were, twice) you have very little recourse.
More to the point, get a Comcast business line. You will get hassled less, and I hear it may actually be unlimited.