It's true that they're not stopping us from deploying our services, except with regard to access to infrastructure, for the simple reason that we choose markets that they don't cover. These markets do not have Internet access. They are leftover crumbs to these companies. They occupy the markets within town boundaries. They have a strong foothold, and compete with each other for the same customers. We take the customers that they don't want.
People quickly get on board with the model of not-for-profit organizations created and managed by the communities or public and private administrators. At the end of the day, all profits generated by our organization are redistributed to the communities. The profits don't go into the pockets of investors or shareholders, but into the taxpayers'. This is why it's easy to get people on board for a project.