Why People In Alaska Can't Watch Netflix Without Fearing A $100 Surcharge

This should sound very familiar. "There were the two girls who had unwittingly allowed Dropbox to continuously sync to their computers: They racked up a $3,500 overcharge in two weeks. One user’s virus protection got stuck on and it cost him $600. Wallace has heard people say, “I was gaming and I got a little out of hand and I had to pay $2,800." Once, two six-year-old girls accidentally spent $2,000 playing an online preschool game. Their Mom was totally unaware what was going on: Until she got the bill." Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/rural-alaska-data-caps-2014-2#ixzz2tKeAPXs1