My CRTC internet download usage limit petition E-Mail as read aloud by NeoSpeech Paul

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Hey now all,

Please forgive me for spamming, but for once this is kinda important. If you've been keeping up with the news, you've heard that the CRTC has approved a decision to allow large internet service providers like Bell to charge a much higher rate to smaller internet service providers in order to invoke consumer pricing similar to what they currently charge their individual residential clients. What this does is in essence eliminates all competition, all while raising the fees for internet and essentially giving megalocorporations like Bell the possibility to charge whatever the hell they please for internet usage. Once again: if this is allowed to happen, essentially we will all become further and further limited in our internet usage while our fees will become higher and higher.

The new "pricing" was supposed to come into effect March 1st, but thanks to 400,000 Canadians already having added their names to a petition to stop such an injustice, the decision has been postponed 60 further days for consideration.

At this point, any further support can only help the cause and ensure that we all have access to fairly priced internet without limits on our use. Please, if you haven't done so already, please sign the electronic petition at:

http://StopTheMeter.ca

And if you wouldn't terribly mind forwarding this message to any and all like-minded individuals in your E-Mail address book, I would consider it to be a personal favour to me if you would do so.

Thank you first and foremost for your time in reading this, I know what a pain mass E-Mails can be. Furthermore, thank you for any help you can provide in the cause.

Be well,
Rodney R. Dickson
RodneyDickson@yahoo.com

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[RodneyDickson]

@biggerminnow Good news. All I can find related to your profile however is a playlist with 3 instances of the Mike Mozart video.

[biggerminnow]

well thats great Rodney - i don't hav a home yet so i don't know - maybe that'll make it tuffer on the media later + it may not happen soon

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the voting for sopa bill has ben delayed maybe in definitely w w w . pcmag . c o m/article2/0,2817,2399132,00.a­sp

+ did you take a look at my dino vid ?

[RodneyDickson]

@biggerminnow Thankfully over half a million Canadians banded together and convinced the Conservative government to reconsider their approach to such legislation, but I'm sure media monopolies will try to push similar regulation in the future. On the subject of the linked video, isn't it incredible how hypocrisy is appropriate when profits are in play? SOPA/PIPA must be stopped, and as Canadians did on this legislation, Americans must band together to show their opposition to SOPA

[biggerminnow]

have they started the higher prices ?

they're trying to make a law to stop free downloading + sue the hek outta y'all too = sweet huh ? watch?v=SRg7gVNSLNc&feature=up­loademail