said by tmc8080:The average user who does lots of video (and has many users-- say a family) could easily push their usage into the TB's... The internet's content has grown exponentially. This means we've come a long way from consuming a mere 250gb per month on average.
So, between 1 & 100tb is the issue. If Verizon sets an artifically low(ish) cap in the low tb's this can put many consumers in the radar. This would also be a factor which deciding which carrier to choose.
Ok let's assume one watches Netflix in Super HD( 7 Mbps ). Now no other streaming even comes close to this. Ok say they have the family account that allow 4 simultaneous streams at a time. Even if all 4 streams were running 24/7 that would be 8.5 TB per month.