Poor poor Isp's they must be thinking "we're idiots".
If they had simply and collectively decided a policy where they regulated themselves, whereby all members agreed to release MAC codes for a fixed price, they would have earned some money from it.
Now they are forced to provide MAC codes at their own cost. Serves them right.
Even worse for them, they never even realised by not releasing MAC codes, they were also reducing the chances of customers joining them from a rival...
Unless there is illegal collusion a braodband cartel, whereby the ISP's have been sharing out the market!
Nah, I wouldn't be shocked to see that happening either. Not implying it is going on mind you.
If they had simply and collectively decided a policy where they regulated themselves, whereby all members agreed to release MAC codes for a fixed price, they would have earned some money from it.
Now they are forced to provide MAC codes at their own cost. Serves them right.
Even worse for them, they never even realised by not releasing MAC codes, they were also reducing the chances of customers joining them from a rival...
Unless there is illegal collusion a braodband cartel, whereby the ISP's have been sharing out the market!
Nah, I wouldn't be shocked to see that happening either. Not implying it is going on mind you.























