[ConservativeMind]

You didn’t read that properly. You pay for “100/MB” and “1 TB.” I get that. But you don’t always have 100/MB speed. You often have “congestion” that slows it down. Buffering makes it seem okay until you do real-time stuff like Skype calling.

Your congestion is from the $10/month people from whom you could not be protected. These people have no priority over you in a “net neutrality” world.

You pay for a high speed, but it’s only burst speed and not a “minimum guaranteed” rate because you can’t be prioritized over the freeloaders.

[VideoDoctor]

You pay for a high speed, but it’s only burst speed and not a “minimum guaranteed” rate because you can’t be prioritized over the freeloaders.

My point is simply this. If Net Neutrality is removed then the new rule is "if you want MORE than you'll PAY MORE".

My understanding is removal of NN means free enterprise dominates, which means there will be NEW plans costing MORE if you want MORE.