One major issue, at least here in Provo, was that their only high-speed offering (at first) was $70/mo. This is a high-proportion college town, and almost no st

One major issue, at least here in Provo, was that their only high-speed offering (at first) was $70/mo. This is a high-proportion college town, and almost no students can afford that (even split amongst themselves). Even if they could, almost nobody wanted to because why pay for that when the free plan works good enough? A speed test at fast.com reveals that Netflix still streams at gigabit speeds even on the free plans. YouTube is similar. (They seem to open the fire hose on those sites!) Now they have a fifty dollar 100 Mbps plan. But students don't pay for that, either, because they don't know about it. It was not a well-thought-out business plan. Their seven-year contract will be expiring soon. Will be interesting to see what happens then.