In Favor Of Per-Byte Broadband Billing? > Give Me A Break

reply to devnuller

Re: Give Me A Break

There is a relationship between peak traffic and traffic, especially on the local level.

reply to KrK
I feel like I am talking to a 3 year old. Some concepts like this may be to advanced for Krk to understand.

reply to devnuller
Yeah, yeah. When you fail to support your allegations, just result to insults.

Sorry, but your claims of $100 a meg are proven hogwash. Even your concession of maybe $20 a meg is still completely off, and you know it. Under your pricing, every ISP, even dialup, would of been bankrupted long ago.

So throw out some more insults, I don't care. Just admit it, you have no idea what it really costs to transfer a meg of traffic... but I'm sure you'll insist otherwise.
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reply to bicker
This whole topic has been derailed. Care to offer evidence of what a 1MB file actually costs an ISP?

If you want to argue with me, at least argue against something I actually said.

I'm not interested in arguing with anyone over more off-topic issues. People keep trying to compare Apples and Oranges here, and then insist that's why the results end up with Watermelons.

Sounds to me that you're unhappy you're not getting an unrebutted soap-box to project your own perspective. If you really want that, you really want to get a blog; it's not what a discussion forum is for.

Sounds to me like you just always want to get in that one last shot, no matter what it's about. I forgive you though, you can't help it. Thanks for adding nothing to the discussion.

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