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Because they can, they pay no price for it That's what happens when you have monopolies and politicians who are supposed to antitrust them are corrupted by them
by NathanielWest 5y ago
Because they can, they pay no price for it
That's what happens when you have monopolies and politicians who are supposed to antitrust them are corrupted by them
- aaronchall 5y agoThey might not be paying a big price today, but they do pay a price - their reputation is damaged and when other potential customers look at who to use, they give more consideration to alternatives.