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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Frankcoins.com, post: 1422110, member: 16048&quot;]Apples and Oranges. Phone, gas, electric, subways, street cars, and water in most areas since the 1880s have traditionally been &quot;regulated</p><p>monopolies&quot; where cities select one company to serve the area because having ten companies run their own water pipes,</p><p>telephone poles and electric lines is impossible.&nbsp; And government regulated utility monopolies have always been exempt from anti-trust laws.&nbsp; But since 1996, telephone competition has been allowed, but the exisiting monopoly company must make its lines available for lease to any and all competitors on a fair basis.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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