The only way they could is to have a very aggressive data cap, resulting in a large X% of your users not even having internet access due to being capped. The p

The only way they could is to have a very aggressive data cap, resulting in a large X% of your users not even having internet access due to being capped. The point of a data cap is to get users to self-manage their usage, not to block a large percentage of users. Rather than getting what we're paying for on bandwidth... I think by and large we get exactly what we pay for. Have you noticed that business class service, which has SLAs & generally better-delivers agreed speeds & bandwidth at all times, costs a lot more? Residential users are paying for sparsely provisioned links, and that is what they are getting. But most do not realize that.