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It's all just a shell game. One minute one service provider will bend over backwards to get market share, then they'll back off service & raise pricing to get to their target profit margin. Just as this happens another provider starts the same game all over again. I'm not saying anything against LiftOne- I'm sure they have great people working there- I hope they ride that train as long as they can. The key is to get out while the getting's good!
  • Posted 13 Mar 2013 08:38
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