I don't know that pay-as-you-go would be bad and wouldn't say that it is. It basically represents the normal choices consumers would expect to have in a free ma

I don't know that pay-as-you-go would be bad and wouldn't say that it is. It basically represents the normal choices consumers would expect to have in a free market. I cited the WSJ article just to round out the debate on the net neutrality issue. Pay-as-you-go may be a scare tactic, and it may not even be a bad thing, but it will affect pricing going forward if implemented and is therefore relevant to the debate.