I agree with PCnotPC.

First the cell carriers entice us with hot new phones that you can watch movies on, promise (some of) us unlimited data (AT&T iPhone original users) and then try to say that it's only unlimited if you don't use too much. Even the new 'limited' plans have some fairly low caps on them considering the types of information that they are suggesting that we use (again, movies, TV, etc.). You can blow through a lot of data watching a movie on a phone or tablet.

Why doesn't the Federal Trade Commission get involved? What about the great new consumer watchdog commission that was recently created to keep the banks in line? Shouldn't it have similar power over the cell and ISP carriers?

The cell companies moan about bandwidth issues while they are pushing bandwidth gobbling devices to their customers. Is there a forked tongue in the house?