On 1/26/14 10:14 AM, Curt Lundgren wrote:
My friend in Taipei just Emailed asking if I thought it was worth it
for him to upgrade his service.
Present service: 60 Mbit down, 15 Mbit up for US$31.75/month
Proposed service 100 Mbit down, 20 Mbit up for US$33.33/month
My service: 18 Mbps down, 1.5 Mbps up, $55/month
Do I sense a discrepancy?
I believe the reason for this is the Federal government's
intervention by limiting providers to only two cable companies. They may
do the same for mobile phones. Hence limiting competition. In
countries that have Capitalism, as opposed to our Crony Capitalism,
costs will be a lot lower. The last time that I checked a few years
ago, South Korea had the lowest Internet provider fees.
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