>> I don't know a _single_ ISP or customer that would confuse DIA for regular bandwidth I mean, How could they? I'm an IT professional, read a fair bit, and kn

>> I don't know a _single_ ISP or customer that would confuse DIA for regular bandwidth I mean, How could they? I'm an IT professional, read a fair bit, and know a random smattering of networking terms from MPLS to T1 to DSL to SMTP to FTP, setup my own VLANs and Access Points at home, but I didn't know what "DIA" is. Saying that "ISP customer would not confuse DIA for regular bandwidth" seems like an incongruous sentence. >>And the fine print for most ISPs explains what "unlimited bandwidth" generally means. Be that as it may be, I pay some amount of money for some amount of service, whether spelled out clearly or heinously. I agree that narrative "Netflix is pushing data onto poor helpless ISPs" is disingenuous at best, and double-dipping by any definition.