Thats a really good point. But, what that will do is bring back a certain percentage of users, and make those that use the net today much happier. The flash in the pan we saw at the outset of public usage won't return unless incredible content is made available to them at high speed, and a fair price. AOL raised their rates last year, and began to see many users fall away as a result, so a lot of people are not willing to be ripped off just to get high bandwidth access, which is not to say that AOL has ever provided that to the average user.