I mean, seriously. Your market is already leaving you behind so what do you decide to do? Raise your price to that of your competitors (who also have an infinitely better product). I just don’t get it… I’m guessing some bigwig at the company sold them short on the market :tongue:
AOL wants to lose all of their customers?
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You know I’d comment about this but here goes…
You clearly don’t have a firm grasp on the details of this. AOL is just packaging the DSL and cable connections of Verizon (etc) and providing the AOL subsciption for what amounts to free. AOL is not providing the broadband connection and will not service it (like my Verizon DSL and MSN account) so I’m not sure what the “infinitely better product” is.
The move is to try and force those who have AOL and want to keep it (like my dad) to move to broadband for the “same price”. Those who can’t get broadband can get a yearly dialup for $18/month.
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