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danclan

join:2005-11-01
Midlothian, VA

say what?

they ought to check with some fios customers who blow by 100GB monthly with regularity and dont blink an eye....(neither does verizon)...

retsam6

join:2004-09-02
Red Bank, NJ

/retsam hugs his 20 meg fios connection....


roady1

join:2003-11-13
Cleveland, OH

Dude...

For $100 a month I want statics....five of 'em


metachronos

join:2005-01-26
Green Bay, WI

reply to danclan

Re: say what?

Charter might be lagging behind at 5m/512k, but atleast there is no bandwith cap.

yabos

join:2003-02-16
London, ON

reply to danclan
Rogers serves in Canada and competes with Bell, not Verizon.



DaMaGeINC
The Lan Man
Premium
join:2002-06-08
Greenville, SC
kudos:2

reply to metachronos

said by metachronos:

Charter might be lagging behind at 5m/512k, but atleast there is no bandwith cap.
Charter is at 10m/1m now. FYI


hayabusa3303
Over 200 mph
Premium
join:2005-06-29
kudos:1

Tw here still 5m/384 here...lol they are way behind..

Tw get with the program here!!!! PLEASE..



rachelsfx

join:2004-09-27
Pensacola, FL

reply to danclan
We are not talking about people that do massive downloads of porn, P2P, Kazaa, etc.

I am an above average user and may use 50-60 gigs a month.

If just wacthing video online, sending pics, email, and surfing, 100 gigs is fine.

I do know "hogs" that use 1 tb a month. Yes, I think they should pay MORE. How? Running P2P. Basically, illegal downloading and uploading is what they are doing.

I'd say cap at 100 gigs then charge $.25 a gig after that.

FIOS shouldn't apply since they want you to download with 30/5 connections.

If you don't want to pay by the gig, get a commercial account. No caps on those.


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