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> More like, instead of $10/month for access to everything, they get to
> charge $10/month for access to almost nothing at all, $20/month for access
> to slightly more, $40/month for access to everything except high-bandwidth
> systems, $80/month for limited access to some high-bandwidth systems, and
> maybe $400/month for access to everything like you have now.
And under your scheme for some reason no ISP decides to use the extra
profits to make the basic package cheaper and take a big chunk of customers?
That would be very surprising.
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