DO IT. Enough with the "we must do this" and "we must do that." Stop campaigning and actually DO SOMETHING, Democrats!
Data collected through an app called Wehe shows that AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile all slowed down at least one video streaming service. We can’t trust mobile carriers. We must force a vote in the House on #NetNeutrality
before the end of the year.pic.twitter.com/xyq9PTF8mi
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Well, he's in the Senate, so he can't make the House do anything....
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Please, make it so. We've known all along that net neutrality is the only way to keep greed in its bottle!
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Yes!!!
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This is alarming, especially with regard to informational access.
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Please, please, please get this done!
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Comcast slows down EVERY STREAMING service and even their own is trash & archaic. People who have Comcast despise them but they are already a Monopoly.
#NetNeutrality is a must as well as breaking the monopoly so no one is forced to have shite like Xfinity Comcast.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Also there seems to be a problem with
@Sprint's business practices in regards to canceling their service that's not in contract. A consumer should not have undue burden to cancel a marketplace product. But it seems if Sprint can't make continuous money out of you, they perhaps -
are willing to frustrate you with "customer service" that will hang up on you when you request it, or actually pretend they all of sudden cannot hear your request to cancel and then hang up. Of course a frustrated consumer who wants to cxl, will stop paying. So
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Right on
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