The problem being Bell is wanting to cap all the other providers. Currently here it is the opposite - it is cheaper from other providers than from Bell directl

The problem being Bell is wanting to cap all the other providers. Currently here it is the opposite - it is cheaper from other providers than from Bell directly. Now, it wants to be able to also cap those other providers to prevent them from offering unlimited services. Bell wants to do what it does in the mobile space and nail everyone with massive overage fees after the tiny limits are exceeded. Until mid 2008, the largest cell phone data plan you could get from Bell or Rogers was 5 MEGS. They charged by the kilobyte after that.