Enh, it's basic math. So long as customers are making them money, as long as they come out ahead at the end of the year, I don't think they care if you go over some cap. It's in place probably to gauge what's abuse and what's not. Most people are going to be well under 10GB, and they probably won't say anything to you unless you're at 50GB every month for a couple of months. Then they might have some questions for you. They might throttle you down, or they might just cancel your contract and boot you altogether.
I had netzero, and me and my brother got greedy. We were downloading music all the time, like literally day and night, and after a few months of that, we got a nice little letter from Netzero saying "sorry, we can't keep giving you free internet, it's costing us way too much money." and they cut us off a month after that.
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