The bandwidth usage has exploded on our network, and the two biggest culprits are Netflix and MLB.TV. We are considering requiring users who are detected using these services to have to subscribe to the highest service tier, or have those services blocked.
So what service are these people paying you for? Are they paying for an advertised known limited bandwidth service and then going over their limit? If that is the case then why not cut them off when they reach their cap??
Or are you just offering them "Internet" service. Then when they actually "USE" it, your panties get in a bunch?
If we're all seeing slightly different views, then we won't all have quite the same experience.
You mean like a live performance, a baseball game, and everything else we experience in life?
The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth. -- Niels Bohr