Sorry, I wrote both comments and expanded on them. It's multiple things. It's costs associated with other business interests, it's logistical and operational co

Sorry, I wrote both comments and expanded on them. It's multiple things. It's costs associated with other business interests, it's logistical and operational costs, it's a whole lot of things. My main point is that it is naive to compare a tiny isp to a gigantic one, because the tiny one doesn't have remotely as many extra considerations or costs. Of course consumers should be concerned about costs. I personally think they should lobby for municipal ISPs! But I'm also saying you can't say "oh my internet is too expensive compared to the tiny isp". Your internet is probably accurately priced considering who you're getting it from.