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But I bet you want to keep your unlimited usage, right? Water, phone service and electricity are metered; sewage isn't because it's just too hard to measure. I
by exelius 13y ago
But I bet you want to keep your unlimited usage, right? Water, phone service and electricity are metered; sewage isn't because it's just too hard to measure.
If you want to treat broadband as a utility, you have to pay for it as such. Which means metered billing, which I don't think anyone wants.
- cmiles74 13y agoIf metered billing wasn't simply an excuse to gouge me for money then I might be interested. As it is now, we're seeing metered usage tacked on to plans that were sold under the title of "unlimited". In that situation, it feels like the ISP is trying to work around increasing capacity by discouraging usage.