I don't know whether there are enough consumers out there who feel this way to support a large company in any industry, but I feel the same way and I vote with my dollars. Easy example: I pay Speakeasy 50-100% more for DSL than I would probably have to pay another provider. What do I get in exchange for that premium? On the two or so occasions I have to call them in a given year, I get a live, English-speaking professional that can solve my problem on the phone within 60 seconds.
I certainly hope there are a ton of consumers out there with this attitude, I just fear that the only thing they know is "less money is more better."
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 11:08 AM, randulo <spamsucks2005@gmail.com> wrote:
To me, VoIP = true support (as opposed the script readers) and
innovative services. This is the real shake out issue that will keep
things competitive, as long as there are innovators out there to bring
new ideas into the mix.
/r
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