I find it extremely hilarious since this is no different than the ridiculous data caps most american ISP's add to the contract. Email doesn't cost more dependi

I find it extremely hilarious since this is no different than the ridiculous data caps most american ISP's add to the contract. Email doesn't cost more depending on the character count all email costs the same regardless of length same applies to America ISP's like Comcast. It doesn't cost them more but they do certainly like to charge more what do they both have in common? They are both for profit companies in an area where they are the only option due to intense lobbying and laws that price any potential competitor out of their market place. There's a fine balance between regulation and for profit business and when the businesses are paying the regulator directly or indirectly it never ends well.