no. there is a service level agreement so if they don't meet the promises there is repurcussione. it's also not an apt analogy considering one can easily switch

no. there is a service level agreement so if they don't meet the promises there is repurcussione. it's also not an apt analogy considering one can easily switch to Azure or Google Cloud or Self hosting whereas most people are stuck with one ISP that has a monopoly in that area