Kamala took the internet structure bill and brought the niggers to the us internet instead.
Kamala took the internet structure bill and brought the niggers to the us internet instead.
Its a one time fee. If you live somewhere that internet is basically unavailable other than shit DSL or dialup in the modern world this is a lifeline. It also shows how fucking useless all of the "digital" initiatives that the gov has been trying to do since the Clinton era. I know plenty of people that are only about 8 miles out of a decent sized city and they can't get internet as good as starlink even with all of the bullshit useless grants that keep getting passed. The clintons alone gave the ISP's something like $58 BILLION in tax credits/incentives/etc back in the 90's-2000's and fuck all was done.
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>New Starlink customers have to pay a $100 "congestion charge" in areas where the satellite broadband network has limited capacity. "In areas with network congestion, there is an additional one-time charge to purchase Starlink Residential services," a Starlink FAQ says. "This fee will only apply if you are purchasing or activating a new service plan. If you change your Service address or Service Plan at a later date, you may be charged the congestion fee."
Its a one time fee. If you live somewhere that internet is basically unavailable other than shit DSL or dialup in the modern world this is a lifeline.
It also shows how fucking useless all of the "digital" initiatives that the gov has been trying to do since the Clinton era.
I know plenty of people that are only about 8 miles out of a decent sized city and they can't get internet as good as starlink even with all of the bullshit useless grants that keep getting passed. The clintons alone gave the ISP's something like $58 BILLION in tax credits/incentives/etc back in the 90's-2000's and fuck all was done.
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From the post:
>>New Starlink customers have to pay a $100 "congestion charge" in areas where the satellite broadband network has limited capacity.
"In areas with network congestion, there is an additional one-time charge to purchase Starlink Residential services," a Starlink FAQ says. "This fee will only apply if you are purchasing or activating a new service plan. If you change your Service address or Service Plan at a later date, you may be charged the congestion fee."
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