Why you have so shitty phone carriers/internet providers/cable companies in USA? It almost looks like they can buttfuck you freely without anyone saying a thing?
>>50996464
America is very big, as such it costs a lot of money to lay cable. Cable is expensive. Because of this there is only a few companies willing to do so. When there is only a few companies doing something there is no competition, so they couldn't possibly give less of a fuck about you or their product.
freedom aint free
>>50996598
Yes but you have a lot of customers also. Your population density is 35/km^2 and Finland have 18/km^2 so It's just bad excuse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0sAVtOt2wA
>cable
>ever
>>50996930
Roughly 30% of Finland's population is located in one metro area
>>50997027
unlimited 4g+5000min/month calls+unlimited text messages for 15e/month.
>>50996464
>without anyone saying a thing
You don't use American websites much I presume?
>>50997242
why
>>50999215
Americans hate ISPs, cable companies, and airlines as much as we hate Congress and syphilis
>>50996464
It's the thing I probably hear the most complaints about on a daily bases. Time Warner Cable at least has to compete with Verizon Fios where I live. Sadly a lot of the mid west is comcast territory and they suck the worst.
>>50999260
nice, why no change then though? Even most of you need to buy phones from phone carriers which are full of phone company bloatware.
>>50997009
thank you government backed monopolies
>>50996464
>shitty phone carriers
Of all the things to criticize us for, you chose that to be the vanguard for your assault on God's country.
How much do you pay for internet?
35MB for 20USD - without the combos
http://www.livetim.tim.com.br/
>>50999305
It's expensive to lay cables here, so only big companies can afford them, leading to severe lack of competition and shit quality as a result
The only way to resolve that would be to get more companies involved, which would require government interference in the market, which almost always brings trouble in the long run
>>50999305
A lot of americans are also beginning to stop using cable and shifting to internet streaming
![Lobbyist vs_ Voter[2].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Tf91ei3.jpg "Lobbyist vs_ Voter[2].jpg")
>>50999305
>nice, why no change then though?
>>50999370
>It's expensive to lay cables here, so only big companies can afford them
That's why there's subsidies. But there is no regulation over said subsidies so they just sit on their ass and don't bother to improve anything.
>>50999446
>But there is no regulation over said subsidies
But, but, muh deregulated free market drives innovation and low costs and quality and shit.
>>50999597
Too much work tbqfwy.
