Saturday, December 03, 2005
Note: Some news links may expire one week after posting.Feds Mull Rules to Govern Internet Providers
What happens if your Internet provider wanted to prevent you from visiting certain sites, such as competitors? They could do that. To prevent such actions, advocates are trying to get federal regulators to adopt a network neutrality requirement. For more consumer news, visit Consumer World.
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The Feds should consider rules to govern Internet Providers for many reasons.
Verizon is currently not disclosing upfront (without the consumer knowing to ask) that they won't allow their DSL customers to go back to Verizon DSL service once they try their new Verizon FiOS service with the 30 Day Money Back Guarantee (cancel "for any reason"). They do this even though the old copper wires are still in place.
For more details, see this = http://www.brokerblogger.com/brokerblogger/2005/10/fioss_no_turnin.html
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Verizon is currently not disclosing upfront (without the consumer knowing to ask) that they won't allow their DSL customers to go back to Verizon DSL service once they try their new Verizon FiOS service with the 30 Day Money Back Guarantee (cancel "for any reason"). They do this even though the old copper wires are still in place.
For more details, see this = http://www.brokerblogger.com/brokerblogger/2005/10/fioss_no_turnin.html
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