Comments on: Wild Blue satband and changes to the access without notice http://bitchslappin.net/various-idiots/wild-blue-satband-and-changes-to-the-access-without-notice The Plog Politicians love to hate. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:29:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Vc http://bitchslappin.net/various-idiots/wild-blue-satband-and-changes-to-the-access-without-notice#comment-994 Vc Fri, 16 Mar 2007 18:54:53 +0000 http://bitchslappin.net/various-idiots/wild-blue-satband-and-changes-to-the-access-without-notice#comment-994 Oh, good thought! I spaced that, thanks for taking care of it.... and thanks for the link to SkyFX as well - the install package/equipment is less than Wild Blue, and I'll get 4 months free just for going with them AND there's no contract to sign. Am I looking forward to May? Damn betcha! Oh, good thought! I spaced that, thanks for taking care of it…. and thanks for the link to SkyFX as well - the install package/equipment is less than Wild Blue, and I’ll get 4 months free just for going with them AND there’s no contract to sign.

Am I looking forward to May? Damn betcha!

]]> By: bj http://bitchslappin.net/various-idiots/wild-blue-satband-and-changes-to-the-access-without-notice#comment-993 bj Fri, 16 Mar 2007 17:53:05 +0000 http://bitchslappin.net/various-idiots/wild-blue-satband-and-changes-to-the-access-without-notice#comment-993 I edited this entry and made it an FCC bitchslap too. This is the sort of thing that writing some clear regulations on would remedy. Consumer notification of changes to the TOS should be MANDATORY, with an ability for a consumer to exit a contract with no penalty if the company changes the TOS. This is exactly the kind of consumer protection regulation that is needed in the telecommuncation, wireless, cable, and broadband areas. Comcast has done something similar to its broadband customers, but they didn't even tell people what that ceiling was, just turned them off if it was breached. I'm glad I found you that link to SkyFX! I edited this entry and made it an FCC bitchslap too. This is the sort of thing that writing some clear regulations on would remedy. Consumer notification of changes to the TOS should be MANDATORY, with an ability for a consumer to exit a contract with no penalty if the company changes the TOS. This is exactly the kind of consumer protection regulation that is needed in the telecommuncation, wireless, cable, and broadband areas. Comcast has done something similar to its broadband customers, but they didn’t even tell people what that ceiling was, just turned them off if it was breached.

I’m glad I found you that link to SkyFX!

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