It's like keeping leftovers in the fridge, knowing full well that you'll never eat them. A lot has been written lately about competitive long-distance services. Maybe I'm thick, but I still don't understand how phone carriers figure out their rates. It's almost as difficult as trying to read a doctor's prescription. Maybe I'll install one of those phone meters, like the kind lawyers use, to check up on these guys.
Phone bills are laughable, especially now with the extra fees tagged on.
I pay fees to the government all the time. But I sure can't raise my rates to reflect every new expense that comes along. It's not as though the Bell Atlantics have much competition, yet. Running your own business is complicated enough without having to figure out which phone service to subscribe to. I'm too busy to figure out how to save money.