content: For anyone who thinks "hey, someone has to pay for the bandwidth"   Sort of. Bandwidth isn't a "use it or lose it". Meaning if I download a 1MB file over an empty line today but don't tomorrow. I'm not saving anything other than a tiny amount of electricity. What's REALLY going on here is they are failing to expand their networks in proportion to their customer base for more profits. Under normal markets there would be competition but there is none, so they have no reason to fix this issue.There's a conflict of interest and I, for one, have no problem with them FCC regulating them harshly and aggressively to the point it's only barely profitable after expansions and such. Meaning if they invest in themselves that doesn't count as profit.