> People who torrent or run bitcoin full nodes are probably costing ISPs large amounts of money. As a customer that is not my problem. If I have been sold a 10

> People who torrent or run bitcoin full nodes are probably costing ISPs large amounts of money. As a customer that is not my problem. If I have been sold a 10MB line which has unlimited data then the company doesn't get to complain when I use all of what has been sold to me, the source of the traffic is completely irrelevant. The issue is that ISPs oversubscribe residential connections massively (say a contention ratio of 50:1) and have done for years, this is now biting them in the ass with high bandwith apps like video streaming becoming the norm. This doesn't need to be fixed by destroying net neutrality and shaping traffic that they don't get paid for from both ends (the subscriber and content provider), it needs to be fixed by fixing their packages. But hey, when you can get paid both ways who cares if you're fucking over both parties?