Wireless customers, however, are given no such assurances. The Company tells wireless customers: "We will continue to disclose accurate and relevant information in plain language about the characteristics and capabilities of our service offerings so you and other users of our service can make informed choices." As investors, we are deeply concerned about this disparity in principles, policies and practices. In light of potential reputational, regulatory, and legislative risk related to Verizon's network management practices and the issue of network neutrality, this disparity is troubling. There may also be reputational and commercial risk in not providing customers with evidence of open Internet policies. On its public policy blog, a Verizon executive describes a high level of competition in the wireless market and says consumers "can vote with their feet if they want to" by choosing another wireless provider. Not surprisingly, Verizon's Board strenuously objected to the ICCR proposal.