SK Broadband's customers should be suing. The only guilt of Netflix (besides selling down-level show at rip-off price) is what their action helped to reveal SK

SK Broadband's customers should be suing. The only guilt of Netflix (besides selling down-level show at rip-off price) is what their action helped to reveal SK Broadband can not actually service their customers with agreed bandwidth (and no, its ISP's sole responsibility to pay their uplink for required bandwidth). I'm pretty sure the problem was well known to geek minority, just this streaming spike uncovered the problem to general public.