>Giving people the flexibility to change their plan willy-nilly is goes against how most ISPs sell their service. They want to lock you in, not give you free ra

>Giving people the flexibility to change their plan willy-nilly is goes against how most ISPs sell their service. They want to lock you in, not give you free range. This seems like a fundamental problem people should be demanding changes to rather than just accepting it as the way it is.