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no, it's a step away from completely commodifying water; and if someone offered that "package" i wouldn't for a moment believe they aren't making more money off
by exit 12y ago
no, it's a step away from completely commodifying water; and if someone offered that "package" i wouldn't for a moment believe they aren't making more money off of me in the long run than had they charged just a flat fee.
and i feel the same about internet access.
- IBM 12y agoNo one will actually care if they're making more money overall if the end user is saving because they spend less on water/data because their usage is lower. The sooner ISPs start charging based on usage the better. Low usage customers have been subsidizing heavy users for a long time. The alternative is having heavy bandwidth services subsidize their customers' data use which would also work.