/shrugGod damn some people are fucking cheap. It just doesn't make sense to me that grownups with jobs would really go through this kind of nonsense and break the law just to save a few bucks for something you use every day.
Irony./shrug
Directv is normally $120, I gave a box to two friends and we split it so its $40 a month.
AT&T is $35 for 2 lines, unlimited talk, text and for our uses unlimited data which we never hit our bucket cap. Normally would be close to $100 if not more. If we had more people we trusted to add to the account that could go down even further.
My neighbor splits the Internet. Normally $80, now $40.
Most of these started out with people falling on hard times and now its more or less turned into a game of helping people save some money while getting the exact same service. You think its trivial to put $150 in someone's pocket every month? Over 20 years that is a hundred grand.
Considering most of America lives check to check and pays banks several times more than that for just the interest on their revolving debt I'd say a great number of people should consider doing it so they can get their ass out of poverty instead of pretending to more well off than they are.
if it makes you feel any better, I'm in KC and I still don't have access to google fiber yet, 3+ years after they started rolling it out.
Yes, they have 1 office setup for all of Kansas City metro area, I think you can pickup/dropoff/exchange boxes/modems if need be, but that's about it, they don't really offer a lot of services there, its more of just a storefront to test out/sample their services.Joe, does Google setup an office in each of these cities to handle the billing, etc? how does that work?
Portland, my new city, is getting it eventually, and was curious about how it may effect the job market in those cities. I'm sure they'll need people in each city to handle stuff.
Time to go look if Google is hiring in those cities...