So much for the premise that a quality product or service was the best way to attract consumers.
So much for the premise âyou get what you pay forâ.
Is there no way to combat this nonsense? I know is a recurring headline going back since the days of Usenet (yes I know it still exists, and I was there in the early 90s, just before the âSeptember That Never Endedâ!), but this doesnât just affect domestic customers, it has a global impact, at least IMO.
Sorry - my bad, the missing bit between âknowâ and âisâ was âDeath Of The Internet Predictedâ 
I stupidly put it in angle brackets instead of quotesâŚ
When a 100+ billion dollar industry that is considered vital to the global economy says, âif you recognize us as vital to the global economy we will take our ball and go homeâ they should be laughed at in their face. Who do they think they are, investment banks!?
(I may have had a large cup if snark a few minutes ago)
Beyond changing the number of years before showing the totals, this chart is exceptionally misleading in that it is showing cumulative investment, rather than the actual rate of investment.
These are also the same liars that decide what prices to charge you and have some control of your privacy or lack thereof as well.
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