Broadband prices create confusion
In response to the Oct. 18 column by Ben Heskett, "High-speed hijinks:"
The biggest question I have is why broadband has not come down in price. I think price is the reason there has not been more rapid adoption of broadband access.
It leaves me wanting EarthLink (my home/personal access provider) to
lower its rate to something manageable.
It may just be my own quirky perception of finance, but at the short-lived $39 per month I was ready to sign up, only to find a few months later the price had gone up to $49 per month. For some reason I can justify $40 bucks a month, but not $50.
Thanks for listening.
Tom A. Moberg |
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