I'd pay $200/mo for that if it didn't come with a transfer cap. That's the problem with making bandwidth the only metric that we grade broadband connections on

I'd pay $200/mo for that if it didn't come with a transfer cap. That's the problem with making bandwidth the only metric that we grade broadband connections on. You end up with "Gigabit" connections that you can only use at that speed very occasionally, because otherwise you'll hit a monthly transfer cap. (E.g. Cox's "Gigablast" service, which pairs a 1Gb connection with a transfer cap worth about 20 minutes per month at gigabit speeds.)