said by elray:That's multiple applications, not one.
If you have more than one computer operating in your household, and you're consuming additional bandwidth, you should be willing to pay for it, not expect your neighbors to underwrite it.
There is certainly room for all pricing models to co-exist. But the one you want ("more") inevitably will have to cost more than the one that respects the single, low-volume subscriber.
and? That's quite common now.
Only in your dream world are neighbours underwriting anything.
Except ISPs don't want to offer your version of "less". All they want to offer is rip off or more.