It sounds like a very cool idea, I think the way to do it is as a value add. Everyone who signs up gets a free account and can then upgrade. It costs the ISP no

It sounds like a very cool idea, I think the way to do it is as a value add. Everyone who signs up gets a free account and can then upgrade. It costs the ISP nothing, allows them to market on it, and is pure lead gen for dropbox. Do not try to integrate into the billing system on Canadian ISPs, I have experience with two of the major providers and it's a nightmare to say the least. I managed to find $3 million in revenue with a couple perl scripts and the expect module. Let's just say you're dealing with operating systems where TCP/IP is optional. If you really want to pursue it drop me a line, I may be able to put you in touch with the right people.