>I'd really like to hear ideas of how we can stop this racket; The law not only has failed, but the lawmaking process has become 100% corrupt, therefor one should consider options that are not lawful.
Perhaps it is Googles way of not becoming a monopoly in a market segment? By charging high prices for their solutions they end up fostering mom and pop solutions which would otherwise not have a chance. Damned if they…
I would jump at the chance if it was available in Austin. How many hours a day?
Part of the problem is that lots of people have no idea what a FAQ is in the first place.
Replace "Property owners" with people of influence.
>I'd really like to hear ideas of how we can stop this racket; The law not only has failed, but the lawmaking process has become 100% corrupt, therefor one should consider options that are not lawful.
Perhaps it is Googles way of not becoming a monopoly in a market segment? By charging high prices for their solutions they end up fostering mom and pop solutions which would otherwise not have a chance. Damned if they…
I would jump at the chance if it was available in Austin. How many hours a day?
Part of the problem is that lots of people have no idea what a FAQ is in the first place.
Replace "Property owners" with people of influence.