I live in Phoenix, AZ, and called Cox about this. There is no "upgraded plan," at least not a residential one. Your only choice is to switch to a business connection, which costs four to five times as much. Switching providers really isn't an option either...Century link's cap is 350GB!
This is exactly the sort of behavior that econ 101 tells us to expect from a monopoly or oligopoly. If Cox wants to meter like a public utility, then they should be regulated like a public utility. Unfortunately, in our current political climate, all regulation is considered inherently bad...
This is exactly the sort of behavior that econ 101 tells us to expect from a monopoly or oligopoly. If Cox wants to meter like a public utility, then they should be regulated like a public utility. Unfortunately, in our current political climate, all regulation is considered inherently bad...
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