Time Warner tiered pricing plan draws Congressman's attention

The government should definitely step in because Time Warner is holding a monopoly. TWC is bringing the caps to Rochester, NY, Austin and San Antonio, TX, and Greensboro, NC in addition to Beaumont TX because the competition in those cities can't match roadrunner. There is limited or no FiOS availability in the cities.I live in Rochester and TWC is my ISP. Here is the competition:Frontier - slower, less reliableDial-up - BlueFrog, PeoplePC, whatever else is out thereClearWire - spottyIf the cap isn't stopped, I, along with many users will be switching ISPs.The CEO, Glenn Britt, claimed it's because of the costs they had to continuously upgrade their infrastructure. I'm guessing they won't go back to the pricing plans available now once they buy whatever machines they need. They "tested" (I say "tested" because regardless of the results, TWC was going to go ahead with this because they would stand to make a profit.) this cap in Beaumont, TX last year. The pricing isn't even thought out. Here they are if you don't know it:5GB for $3010GB for $4020GB for $5040GB for $65100GB to be determined.$1 per additional GBSo, for an additional 5GB, it'll cost $5. I know it's overage, but for the lowest plan, 5GB will cost $30. The whole thing is ridiculous, they have it backwards - charging too much for so little.Also, if you choose the 5GB plan and go over 5GB, it'll cost $35 for 10GB. Their 10GB a month plan costs $40. This works up until about 20-30GB total($45-$55). That is a range because they don't have a 30GB plan. These prices are "estimates," but I don't think people will be happy with whatever TWC chooses. I hope they're not going to do an Apple-like move and announce these prices, only to cut them soon so that the customers are less angry; not happy, but less angry.I used to have dial-up for $10 a month and had a way bigger limit than 5GB.TWC recently announced that the unlimited plan that costs $40, would cost $150 under the new plan.Within the last 5-9 months, RoadRunner just raised the prices, and now they're asking for more. I'm paying as much as a month as FiOS would cost me if they were here. That $40 is not what I'm paying, and I have the Standard package/plan.What I'm doing:Using as much bandwidth as I can, while I canOpening up my wifi for other people, and extending the range with low-cost signal boosters($1-2 featured on Tekzilla).Signing petitions What I will be doing: 1. Calling/emailing (a lot) complaints to TWC and the general attorney 2. Calling (a lot) Verizon to bring FiOS here 3. Calling state legislators, congress people and lawmakers 4. Attending a rally/protest 5. Dropping TWC as my internet providerI'm all for businesses making money, but it has to stop somewhere. AT&T just announced they're going to be "testing" in Beaumont, TX as well with $1 per GB overage fees. This is a horrible decision, especially since the economy's in such bad shape.