 tuarisYou Clicked on the Apple
join:2001-10-19
Naples, FL
1 edit | What about ads? How about SPAM?? Ads should not count towards the cap. That would be very very unfair.
Caps are a bad idea, because 90% of the stuff we get is stuff we don't want.
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 kadarPremium,ExMod 2001-02
join:0000-00-00 | Simple fix.
Forward all spam to abuse@comcast.net and tell them to remove it from your cap.
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dscrap
join:2006-12-13
Vineland, NJ | works for spam email, but what about all of those flash ads on web pages and even the popup ones on the comcast site???? |
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 BF69Premium
join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN | reply to tuaris
said by tuaris:Ads should not count towards the cap. That would be very very unfair. Caps are a bad idea, because 90% of the stuff we get is stuff we don't want. Ads are not going to push you over a 250 GB cap. So please. If you don't like a site with ads then stop going there. They provide you acces for FREE the least you can do is put up with ads. mos tads even flash ads are under 100 KB even if they averaged 1 MB it would take 1000 to equal a GB |
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 winsyrstrifeRiver City BouncePremium
join:2002-04-30
Brooklyn, NY | reply to dscrap
If you're really paranoid about caps, and are a Firefox user, try the above.
There are other add-ons solely for flash blocking, but I believe this would be a good all around tool for you. |
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You totally miss the point; if COMCAST is going to insist on caps then they will have to take the good with the bad. You can bet there will be class action over this one.
Your comment about whether it will or will not push someone over their cap is IRRELEVANT..it still adds to the cap that someone has very little control over. |
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