Comments on: Microsoft dials back dial-up prices
Attempting to lure dial-up customers away from AOL, Microsoft's MSN cuts prices on its service for one year.
Attempting to lure dial-up customers away from AOL, Microsoft's MSN cuts prices on its service for one year.
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(3 Comments)An ex-coworker who lives on the other side of the hill from me and has DSL.
On my side.. nothing! Cable?... nope!
My only option is Satalite and that doesn't sound all that appealing to me!
Instead of trying to eek every last penny from dial-up users or "forcing" them to go broadband, why don't they work harder at coverage? (other than it costs them money to set up the infrastructure?!)
broadband in your area, then why not start your own
company.