I suspect Lazlo Woodbine is correct.
the vast majority of users will go nowhere near the 1TB limit, so they're subsidising the more hungry users,
My ISP in 1997 gave everyone 800MB (yes, not a typo) of downloads each month. It turned out that the average usage of the clientbase was a mere 168MB per month. (I did manage to gobble 530+MB in 3 days once by setting the alarm to wake me every 4 hours to go and dial back in after the auto deconnection) I suspect Lazlo Woodbine is correct in their assumption about the hungry users being subsidised by the light feeders.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
