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Sacramento, CA | reply to dvd536
Re: Surewest - SureCaps
From what I've heard they don't cap the 20/20 and 50/50 connections. Only 10/10 and below. |
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powerspec88
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said by dvd536  :said by powerspec88 :I hope not, we have a 200Mbps fiber line with EverestKC or now Surewest at work, and we do about 20-30TB of traffic every month, and we are about to upgraded it to. What do you pay a month for that? being a biz class connection they probably wont cap you. 200mbps could make a NICE seedbox  I have no idea how much we pay for it, we also have a 250Mbps ATT fiber line and the Everest line beats it in every way.
And it would make for a nice seedbox connecetion  |
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dvd536
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said by powerspec88 :I hope not, we have a 200Mbps fiber line with EverestKC or now Surewest at work, and we do about 20-30TB of traffic every month, and we are about to upgraded it to. What do you pay a month for that? being a biz class connection they probably wont cap you.
200mbps could make a NICE seedbox
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powerspec88
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Harrisonville, MO | reply to dvd536
I hope not, we have a 200Mbps fiber line with EverestKC or now Surewest at work, and we do about 20-30TB of traffic every month, and we are about to upgraded it to. |
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KrK
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The latest trend--- Surewest website does it too, just like AT&T, Cox, etc etc is they make you check for availability before they let you view pricing, terms, etc
It's annoying as hell. You'd think they don't want people to know their pricing and terms--- they might shop around!
(Actually I think that's the point.... Keep it all secret unless you're in the ordering process.)
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dvd536
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Phoenix, AZ | Are the kansas city subs going to get caps like the californians do? rediculously low traffic caps for fibre.
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