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The Devil's Advocate argument is: Why compete in a market that is not profitable?
Internet bandwidth costs have fallen dramatically in the past 5 years so there is no supply side reason for a rate increase or caps.
New last mile technologies should lower costs.
If I could get fiber 1gbs service in my location I would probably pay a reasonable price for it -- as it is now I would have to move 5 miles south to get it. I understand that most on my street would not pay the price but the AT&T DSLAM with a fiber connection is 780 m away ...
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