Dividend reinvestment plans and fees

[Value Buy]

I have most of our stock holdings in drip plans, but I have more companies making it less productive to participate in.
 NI is changing their plan.
They have switched to computershare CIP and the drip program charges a quarterly fee of 5% of the reinvestment amount up to $5 and $.05 for every share purchased. 
This will basically cost me about six shares worth of lost shares due to the fee, every year, which to me is ridiculous.
Batch orders are $15 plus $.12 a share, market orders, $25 plus $.12 a share.
I stopped participating with anything from Wells Fargo several years ago due to outrageous costs involved with the drip programs they ran.
Anyone have a better way of doing this?
Should I drop the drip, and if so any suggestion would be helpful.
I am wondering if more companies will these fees on their stock holders and this is a growing trend.

[nlt]

TD Ameritrade doesn't charge for DRIP.  You can turn each individual stock on or off for DRIP at any time with a single click.