The internet is used more every day by people that are discovering the tools and sites out there. How can they expect to drive internet adoption by turning it into a pay-per-byte action. They say that a majority of their users use less than 10Gb/Month. When I think of someone that uses less than 10Gb I assume that its very easy for that person to go over 10Gb, what if they start a netflix subscription, or their kids get an xbox 360 or ps3. BBB is pushing away a core set of customers, including me, that have been rather happy and willing to suggest their service to clients, friends and family. But I cant do that now, knowing that each of those people will risks having wildly varying bills each month just for using the internet more.

There is a pretty good conversation about this over at UtterlyBoring.com check is out: http://utterlyboring.com/archives/2008/03/21/bendbroadband_i.php

As of today I am scheduled for another local ISP to be out here on the 14th, to hook me up. At which point I will no longer be a BBB internet subscriber.