| fatslob-:O said: Yet at the same time both exhibited losses plus I'm using yearly numbers with last year as a reference anyways while the peak numbers you presented can only be reached in a quarter ... And calling it a "scam" is a bit much when the said firm in question is providing you with the service as often advertised ... |
Companies often exhibit losses by deferring expenditure/costs to other quarters... It's mostly done for the tax benefits and to make themselves look good at specific times when they intend to attract investors. - Microsoft has done this multiple times before, for example when they wrote down the Nokia acquisition and claimed a loss, they still raked in the billions in profits that and every other quarter though.
It's a scam... Just like lootboxes/microtransactions. - You are a consumer, why are you even defending this?
The internet has worked fine for decades... It's not broken, no need to fix it. - Are you supporting this because the Left/Obama is against it? Honest question.
Verizon, AT&T are monolithic companies, they are not doing it tough, they rake in the cash.
| fatslob-:O said: Spend more how when market penetration is already high ? The only obvious way to make consumers spend more is to tailor service packages and hope that they choose highest tier ... |
Blatantly false.
You should take a look at other telecommunications companies in other markets across the planet and see what they are doing.
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