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Re: DSL has no caps! Apparently neither does my time warner... I called asking about speed options for upgrading, and i asked what my cap would be for the various plans. She said to me "The only caps there are is how fast you can download, there are no other caps." I asked just to make sure, "There is no maximum amount of data transfer in 1 month?" She replied with a "NO" almost sounding upset that i kept asking. So, those with time warner rr there are no caps. |
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 PhilRojo SolPremium
join:2001-06-11
Camarillo, CA
kudos:2 | said by Megladon13:Apparently neither does my time warner... I called asking about speed options for upgrading, and i asked what my cap would be for the various plans. She said to me "The only caps there are is how fast you can download, there are no other caps." I asked just to make sure, "There is no maximum amount of data transfer in 1 month?" She replied with a "NO" almost sounding upset that i kept asking. So, those with time warner rr there are no caps. This was my original reason for stating DSL not having caps. This "gripe" applies to a very small percentage of people. I actually agree with other posters (although disagree with how they presented themselves) that this should not have ranked in the top 8.
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 TsumePremium
join:2004-02-23
Johnson City, TN
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| Some DSL companies have caps, although not any of the major ones... that I know of.
MOST Cable companies have caps, and only 1 [or maybe a bit more] major one doesn't.
COX [mine] has caps and tells you what they are.
Charter has caps as well, not sure if they tell you.
Comcast has invisible caps unless they recently changed their policy and I missed it.
Those are all major ISPs and all of the customers they serve are not a small percentage of people.
If your ISP doesn't have caps, be happy, but the fact remains that many do. |
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| Since when did Charter start capping? I haven't read any anyone complaining about it. |
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