Agreed, also If we direct our minds to understanding that the Charge to Change Speed has lately been reduced '$25 -> $10' =$15 decrease, we might appreciate any consolidation toward a 'uniform $10 cost' for ADSL1 changes lends itself conducivly to our ability to alter Speed (8192 through to 256 kbps) just as easily as change bandwidth volumes by way of this lowered expense item.Tazz wrote:If a plan is worth changing to, the $10 fee is nothing to worry about!
Longer term I'd tend to think quota(s) charging will serve no useful purpose other than in use by ISPs not willing to go unlimited (for all their typical excuses) but that in time these operators will expose themselves for their greed which goes unabated.