fcisler
Premium
join:2004-06-14
Riverhead, NY
| Does not compute....
This does not make much sense to me.....
We aren't talking about a 10/1 cable ISP who will cap you/cut you off after 100GB - because it can interfere with other customers.
We are talking...what.... less than 1/1?
Unless verizon is paying someone else for the cost of their data....i don't get how someone even using it 24/7 can hurt anyone? |
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B52GUNR
KM 7D love and Sony A700 bliss.
Premium,MVM
join:2001-03-06
Alameda, CA
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| My Treo stays connected to EVDO 24/7. It's not staying connected that's limited, it's a 5GB cap that's limited. Though, really, the connection is so slow and horrible, I can't imagine really using it for anything other than browsing and e-mail. Even that's pushing it. SSH works fine, but that's against the EULA.
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NOCMan
Verizon Fios User
Premium
join:2004-09-30
Flower Mound, TX | reply to fcisler
People who get cut off for 100gb of downloads really should complain. If you maxed out a T1 for a whole month that's about a terabyte.
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hadirtyJlo
join:2004-03-31
Huntsville, AL | Actually, saturating a T-1 24/7 for an entire month would only net you about 475GB, not really in the realm of the mega Comcast hogs, but definitely up there.
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openbox9
join:2004-01-26
Navarre, FL | Actually, it's just shy of 1 TB (duplex  ) |
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openbox9
join:2004-01-26
Navarre, FL | reply to NOCMan
If you receive a warning and continue to exceed the cap, then no, you should not complain. If the cap is invisible and your service is disconnected without notification or reason, then yes, I see justification to complain. |
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