[S: archon@arthur: ~] $ ./upload.bash 100
15:59:04: Building upload testfile.
15:59:10: Test file built in 6 seconds. Starting upload.
testfile             100% |*****************************|   100 MB    07:00    
16:06:19: Upload complete.
16:06:19: Elapsed time: 429 MiB: 100 Kbps: 1955 KBps: 244
16:06:19: Doing cleanup.
16:06:19: Script finished.

[S: archon@arthur: ~] $ fetch »files.me.com/archon70/oa24mc
oa24mc                                        100% of  100 MB 1416 kBps 00m00s

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said by KodiacZiller :


Umm, maybe because the business class has caps just like the residential service.

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The Service is for commercial use only in a small, medium, or large business as determined by the applicable Business Services Agreement. Therefore, Comcast reserves the right to suspend or terminate Service accounts where data consumption is not characteristic of a typical commercial user of the Service as determined by the company in its sole discretion, or where it exceeds published data consumption limitations. Common activities that may cause excessive data consumption in violation of this Policy include, but are not limited to, numerous or continuous bulk transfers of files and other high capacity traffic using (i) file transfer protocol (“FTP”), (ii) peer-to-peer applications, and (iii) newsgroups. Your business must also ensure that its use of the Service does not restrict, inhibit, interfere with, or degrade any other person’s use of the Service, nor represent (as determined by Comcast in its sole discretion) an overly large burden on the network. In addition, your business must ensure that its use of the Service does not limit or interfere with Comcast’s ability to deliver and monitor the Service or any part of its network.

If your business uses the Service in violation of the restrictions referenced above, that is a violation of this Policy. In these cases, Comcast may, in its sole discretion, suspend or terminate your business’ Service account or request that it subscribe to a different version of the Service if it wishes to continue to use the Service at higher data consumption levels. Comcast may also provide versions of the Service with different speed and data consumption limitations, among other characteristics, subject to applicable Business Services Agreements. Comcast’s determination of the data consumption for Service accounts is final.

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If your going to pay $74.95 for Blast, why not just go up to the business package for $89/month and get out from under the cap? (Yes, I know, you haven't upgraded to Blast, was just sayin...)

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