The cable giant said it would postpone the new charges after Pennsylvania’s attorney general raised concerns that Comcast’s policy threatened to disproportionately harm cash-strapped Americans
Comcast initially announced in November that it would impose the new regional data restrictions in Pennsylvania and other service areas, including D.C., New York, Virginia and Maryland. Similar rules and fees already cover Comcast customers in other parts of the country.
The extra fees would have applied only to the heaviest Internet users — those who use more than 1.2 terabytes of data each month — and Comcast said at the time that most students and families probably would have steered clear of owing the company extra each month. Users would have to stream five hours of 4K-resolution video every day for a month or take part in 3,500 hours of video conferencing to exceed the threshold, Comcast has said previously.
Suckcast prob has a backup plan to still stick it to everyone.
whatever happened to competition? hows that working for ya?