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Originally Posted by MONEY
When my son visits he likes to watch HULU.
For a long time HULU worked well with what AT&T was selling as it's fastest internet service.
Then AT&T came up with an even faster service for more money.
Well guess what, HULU began to freeze with the service that used to be fast enough.
Because of the freezes I had to pay more for the faster AT&T service, now HULU works fine.
Is Net Neutrality supposed to be better for the Content Makers/Owners, the Service Providers or the end Users/Customers?
I don't know how I've benefited because of Net Neutrality, but then I don't understand who Net Neutrality is for. What I do know is that I am paying more for internet service.
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You should charge your son for watching HULU when he comes to visit.No freeloaders. 
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