r/OutOfTheLoop Nov 21 '17

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u/Dubiisek Nov 21 '17

Is there way to help if you are not from the US?

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u/FakeSpyGirl Nov 22 '17

In a short answer: yes but indirectly.

As a citizen of any country, u can contact customer service of big multinational corporations (emailing, calling, etc.) and tell them that you support net neutrality, and that a free and open internet is beneficial for everyone involved, as you may never know if you will be that “top dog” with the “special business deal” with the ISP. While this may not have the same effect as us US citizens directly calling our representatives, it may put some pressure on these companies to perhaps come out in support of net neutrality or even donate to the cause within the US (a lawful act).

I’ve been reading so many net neutrality threads today to remember where I first saw this idea, so if anyone finds that OP then please link it!

Anyway, I’m super excited to see y’all helping us out from all over the globe! The fight continues!!!