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Re: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed
What the hell is an access recovery charge?

----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick E. Friedowitz" <rick@ic2net.net>
To: <isp-bandwidth@isp-bandwidth.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 4:32 PM
Subject: RE: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed


No carrier names, as if a name would be necessary, but my favorite carrier
way of recouping money is the infamous "Access Recovery" charge on my bill
every month. The more I buy, the more access needs to be recovered, I guess.

Rick Friedowitz
IC2NET
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714-660-2259 direct
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714-404-3606 cell
IM- refriedo@yahoo.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Hammett [mailto:ispplanetbandwidth@ics-il.net]
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 4:25 PM
To: isp-bandwidth@isp-bandwidth.com
Subject: Re: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed

I increased my broadband rates as well. They didn't go up 30%, but with
some adjustments and policy, I predict we may get 25% more revenue.


----------
Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com


----- Original Message ----- From: "KingBloom" <lists@kingbloom.com>
To: <isp-bandwidth@isp-bandwidth.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed


On Apr 30, 2008, at 9:27 AM, Mike Hammett wrote:

That's a fair process to all, but confusing to the customer.

What's confusing about it? This is the way every other UTILITY is
billed, from sewer/water, gas, electric, etc... You pay a flat rate for
the privilege of having the service, call it a "minimum use charge", then

you pay X for usage.

Our industry really needs to move to this type of model if we want to
continue to make a profit.  Again, every other utility is charged with  a
flat rate for having the service, then X for anything above that.   Even
cable/satellite.  You pay one price for the service, then extra  for
additional services.  You pay whether you watch it or not, and you  pay
MORE for EXTRA TV's...  We should be charging a fee for each  computer in
use as well.

Someone needs to start the ball rolling in this direction...

Back to the buffet, when it comes to internet you buy one plate and  the
whole family eats.  We should be charging per plate like everyone  else.

ATM, we are raising our broadband rates 30% and calling it a fuel
surcharge. Our costs have gone up yet our prices in the industry keep
going down.  Again, this does not happen with other utilities.  My 800  #
services have risen 60% for the minimum charge under the guise of a  fuel
surcharge.

We should all be doing the same.

Regards,
Bob Costas
PR Director KingBloom.Com
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RE: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed, Rick E. Friedowitz
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RE: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed, Alex Goldman
Re: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed, Mike Hammett
Re: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed, KingBloom
Re: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed, Mike Hammett
RE: [isp-bandwidth] Om Malik supports throttling, gets flamed, Rick E. Friedowitz
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