Verizon | A better network as explained by a French scuba diver.

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google now pointed me to an article I found rather amusing

Verizon's New Ads Are Apparently Unfamiliar With Verizon's Own Business Practices

"Verizon recently began airing an ad where the telecom titan declares that, “A better network doesn’t mess with your data.” Whoever made this Verizon commercial has apparently never heard of this company called Verizon and the ways it has — and wants to — mess with your data."

Verizon definitely doesn't have our best interest in mind as the article reminds

This is where we remind you that Verizon spent four years suing and appealing the FCC over the 2010 net neutrality rules just so it could mess with customers’ data.

Verizon, in both its FiOS and wireless forms, wants to be able to decide which content providers get the fastest access to the company’s end-users. More importantly, Verizon wants to be able to charge a lot of money to deep-pocketed content providers for adequate service.

the second advert is even more ridiculous



just thought I'd share.

 

[mountainbikermark]

Not to mention the "lesser" networks they speak of throttle the data , but it's still free, whereas Verizon charges for the extra.

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[Ollie]

No throttling here. Unlimited LTE from the beginning of the month to the end of the month.

 

[94lt1]

As crappy as the service has gotten at my house..I can't tell if its throttled or if they just decided that my area doesn't need a signal?

 

[Mustang02]

As crappy as the service has gotten at my house..I can't tell if its throttled or if they just decided that my area doesn't need a signal?

Basically what I get at work. Horrible speeds. Home isn't much better either.