I'll call back later http://keandra.in.net www.keandra.com But the FCC hasn’t acted so far, and AT&T backed off its original decision, slowly opening FaceTime up to more customers. To net neutrality opponents, this suggests that market forces — including outcry from customers — are more useful than regulations. "There hasn't been evidence that consumers have really been harmed by practices of the internet service providers," says Randolph May of the Free State Foundation, "and I think that's one of the more important critiques of the FCC's action — that it adopted the rules without evidence that there'd been a market failure."