AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, and Time Warner have engaged in Sherman Anti-trust Act prohibited actions by colluding together. In conjunction with local municipalities, competition for cable provided services is at an all-time low. Customer satisfaction is low, pricing is way too high, and investment into telecom and internet expansion is at an all time low. These four giant companies have colluded with each other to not compete, and to keep prices higher than a competitive market would allow. While there is minor amounts of competition from other internet providers, barriers to market entry have inhibited other start-ups from offering cable services. By definition, this is an oligopoly relationship.. We ask the FCC and SEC to investigate violations of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
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