As a sales rep, I would just say "it's best for browsing the web, I would not subscribe to streaming services such as Netflix, HBO, or other streaming services because at best you will have limited use of those services. If you want to stream a movie every now and then, say one movie a weekend or 4 or 5 movies a month on a 10 GB plan, that is probably going to fit the download usage based on just web browsing". Is that reasonable and clear? I spend $130/mo for Dish Tv. But if I could stream, then I could pretty much look at getting rid of the $130/mo I pay for TV. So when you say "Being that streaming is in no way a necessity and not at all important, if they want it that bad they can move"It is really kind of big deal. I have many friends who have dropped cable TV or satellite TV to stream movies. So it is a big deal if you are on a limited budget.. That is my point, more services are being delivered via the Internet, whether it is entertainment, shopping, online banking, etc,.. Advertising in the US is understandably geared to this trend. Hughes net or any metered service has a strong current to swim against with frugality. Just goes with the terrioritory and I'm trying not to beatup on Hughesnet. Hughesnet should just own it be straightforward is all in the sales of the service.
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