 TransitManPremium,MVM
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 ·RoadRunner Cable
| Beaumont, Texas - The Test. Come on TWC, if you really want to assess your proposed caps on the public, do it in a city that has a larger population than Beaumont, Texas.
From Wikipedia, the city had a population of 113,866 as of the 2000 U.S. Census. And how many of those are really really going to be signed up as "New" users?
If you want to judge the real world usage of the internet today, pick on a city that has a larger population, of which more folks who would be on-line and using the internet, for legal and in some cases, illegal reason. From that test, you would see that the proposed CAPS are so low that they hearken the days of dial-up metering whereby you got charged by the hour for every hour you were on-line.
Beaumont, Texas in not the right place to this testing, but then again, any city you chose with the low CAPS you propose would not be the right city.
Come up with something more reasonable, starting at 250GB per month for the 2 lowest tiers and go up from there, and maybe, I maybe, people wouldn't pitch a bitch so much.
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