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chrisbmoore

join:2003-08-28
Frederick, MD

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Re: Gluttony?

Well with VOIP you need to have more than 128 kb guaranteed. That connection alone takes 190 kb. If you add in 3 users in a home all using the internet at the same time, then you've easily maxed out 3 Mbps, depending on what you are doing. So for you maybe mroe than 128kbps is not needed but trust me...it is now in the minority of broadband users.
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