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	Name:	GoneFishin -
	Subject:	NET NEUTRALITY AND YOU ASKED FOR IT
	Date:	4/6/2010 10:49:55 PM

I sure hope those who wish for less regulation don't complain when they receive notice form their cable provider that the following is to be implemented:

"A broadband company could, for instance, ink a deal with Microsoft to transfer all attempts to reach Google.com to Bing.com. The only recourse a user would have, under the ruling, would be to switch to a different provider — assuming, of course, they had an alternative to switch to.

Companies can also now prohibit you from using a wireless router you bought at the store, forcing you to use one they rent out — just as they do with cable boxes. They could also decide to charge you a fee every time you upgrade your computer, or even block you from using certain models, just as the nation’s mobile phone carriers do today."