Kearnstd
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join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ | reply to lazarus_
Re: Providers get rid of the "network access fee"
wonder if FIOS is taxable, if they pull the POTS line from your house when you subscribe that means your phone is technicly VOIP and isnt taxable except for the 911 fee.
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wireles voip
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This is ripe for something that will be under high powered wifi voip that doesn't subscribe to any 'tax' local, state of federal.. but its scope would be quite limited at first, companies would need to see s sustainable business model first..
There is a tax revolt on POTS lines going on to the tune of over 10 million voice lines already between the major carriers of voip today |
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TheSaint
join:2002-01-25
Hanover Park, IL
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They could be a bit more honest themselves and just list the wholesale price they have to pay the government for the various "fees" they pass on to the consumer. I wonder how much of it is padded with additional "markup". Still, that doesn't dispute the fact that cell phone taxes are already much too high as it is.
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lazarus_
join:2002-08-31
Resolute, NU
1 edit | Sales reps already say that fee is a government tax. (here in Canada anyways), so now providers can kill that tax, and their sales people will no longer be lying..
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