schriznoeder

I mean, we didn't have it 3 years ago and I don't remember my bill being different.  

The price to access the internet was likely going to increase under net neutrality. Charter, Comcast, Verizon, etc don't really care about saving you money.  But now they can limit sites and applications that compete with their services. Cord cutters might not care for this in the future if you are on a service that is competing with your isp that also offers cable TV service or streaming service. 

A lot has changed in three years.

Cellular companies have already been experimenting by allowing you to work around their data caps with certain plans like Tmobile's Netflix streaming. Technically it probably violates net neutrality but Pai didn't care.