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Sprint Begins Punishing Customers For FCC's Net Neutrality Rules

ourlovecanlastforeve writes: A few days ago Sprint announced their intent to stop throttling certain customers' bandwidth in the wake of the FCC fining ATT $100,000,000 for doing the same. Sprint has now begun circulating an internal memo to their front-line reps that the 12-month warranty on non-branded accessories, a featured selling point, will be eliminated. Additional rumors are emerging that Sprint may increase prices on unlimited data plans and stop offering wireline long distance service.

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  1. That's FIne by DaMattster · · Score: 3, Informative

    Sprint is really in no position anyway to be dictating any terms to its customers. Of the top 4, it has the worst native network.

  2. Re:TNSTAAFL by AK+Marc · · Score: 4, Informative

    And there's a long history of governmnet run utiities that do well. Dallas Water Utilities is a surprisingly good operation. And TXU was much better before "deregulation" and privatization.

    The government often does it better, but those examples are ignored by the ignorant and dumb.