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Re: another certainty? What i dont understand is, if more customers go to them that also means more money!!!!!!!!!!! WHY OH WHY can't they use that money to get a better network an maintain those customers without restrains??? It is all about greed, more customers more money, but once they see the customers are not happy because they are not providing what they promise, instead of fixing the problem(more bandwidth) they choose the easy part, caps. Oh well.
If it gets to that point to dial-up i will go. They can keep their HSI for all i care. |
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If it gets to that point to dial-up i will go. They can keep their HSI for all i care.
If you download so much data that you're concerned about metered internet billing, I call BS. You are NOT going back to dialup.
What i dont understand is, if more customers go to them that also means more money!!!!!!!!!!! Today's low broadband pricing relies on "overbooking" capacity with the assumption that people are not using it around the clock. Indie ISPs like DSLExtreme must offer similar pricing to the telco to gain a decent customer base. If DSLExtreme gets flooded with all of Time Warner and AT&T's heavy usage customers, they will have unusually high traffic and bandwidth expenses. They will be forced to institute similar caps, or upgrade their network and raise prices.
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| The main reason for my HSI is low ping for playing online game via PC. So yes, i will give up online gaming. And about downloading data i do watch shows online in the FOX NBC and Hulu. But i also have my DVR, which would make that obsolete.  |
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