AT&T, Verizon, and Google chime in on FCC auction aftermath

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AngryStamen @ Mar 21st 2008 11:54PM

Somehow, I feel that even with the requirement that this bandwidth be "open" to all phones/devices, Verizon will still find a way to screw the customer over!! It's theire M.O.!!!

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elgee02 @ Mar 22nd 2008 1:44AM

That's really sad...

Because of course VZW is the only company the tries to make a profit. AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile give you everything for free and sing you lullabyes to bed.

*insert 'rolls eyes' emoticon*

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nathan @ Mar 24th 2008 9:57PM

I have FiOS, and they have brought the evil practice of contracts from wireless ogilopoly hell to residential internet. Do DSL and Cable companies have contracts? nope, just Verizon.

Oh, and did Sprint, T-Mobile, or AT&T make a frivolous lawsuit to the FCC regarding this very block? Nope. Verizon is evil, evil.

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elgee02 @ Mar 28th 2008 8:52AM

I have DirecTV and guess what... I have a stinking 2 yr contract. You're naive if you think the other carriers are saints.

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