How the Cell Phone Service Oligopoly is Robbing Us Blind »
Posted By DiffeeOnline 8 months ago in Science & TechnologyDue to high barriers to entry, the cell phone service industry has a very limited number of players. As a result, the few big players are able to charge whatever fees they want, without significant loss in subscribers. Here's a look at how you're being screwed by the phone companies.
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The only reason I get unlimited texting for only $5 bucks a month is because they (ATT) advertised it at 3 AM and I am an insomniac>(and have three teenagers)
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