> I don't understand the people who argue that 1TB is a lot of data. Sure, yes it is right now.
We don't need to argue. You just agreed with us.
Comcast haven't said they'll never change this policy or offer greater plans. They're offering plans that reflect the current marketplace, not doing so is bad business.
In addition to that, if you read the article you'll see you can still get 100% unlimited Internet for $200/mo. They're simply asking their high-demand customers to pay in such a way that reflects what it costs to provide for those customers.
I don't walk into a restaurant and expect a flat price for my meal that's the same as every one else... err, unless it's an all-you-can-eat... and they charge for drinks!
We don't need to argue. You just agreed with us.
Comcast haven't said they'll never change this policy or offer greater plans. They're offering plans that reflect the current marketplace, not doing so is bad business.
In addition to that, if you read the article you'll see you can still get 100% unlimited Internet for $200/mo. They're simply asking their high-demand customers to pay in such a way that reflects what it costs to provide for those customers.
I don't walk into a restaurant and expect a flat price for my meal that's the same as every one else... err, unless it's an all-you-can-eat... and they charge for drinks!