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Old 02-19-2011, 03:42 PM
 
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The reality is .... I have had my hosting service for THREE YEARS ... no problems, fast access ... and my rate has increased $1/ month since I signed up three years ago. There is nothing that has been as stable in both performance and cost effectiveness than that .... NOTHING.
This is prime example of the benefits of ISP's observing net neutrality rules.


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BTW .... I also use the internet .... I have no problem accessing any site I care to. There is no problem!!!
And again this is because ISP's observe net neutrality rules.

The rules set by the FCC have just formalized the current state of the internet preventing the ISP or people with deep pockets from monopolizing the bandwidth.
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