DesdinovaPremium
join:2003-01-26
Gaithersburg, MD | reply to dec15
Re: More ISP B. S. "...extremely small fraction of very vocal users that feel they are entitled to unrealistic unlimited speed and unlimited usage which do not combine together with any service."
You mean the folks like me who purchase service promising six megs down and two megs up 24/7 but then get lambasted and capped for actually trying to USE six down and two up for 24/7? Hey, it's real simple: if the network can't handle that kind of traffic, fine, then don't sell it to me. |
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| said by Desdinova:You mean the folks like me who purchase service promising six megs down and two megs up 24/7 but then get lambasted and capped for actually trying to USE six down and two up for 24/7? Hey, it's real simple: if the network can't handle that kind of traffic, fine, then don't sell it to me. Not the folks that purchase 6M and get 12M of service for the majority of their browsing experience. It is the entitled few that purchase 6M and download 100's of DVDs, Blueray and more content than they can possibly consume and then share it with millions of people that they do not even know. |
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Get yourself a T3 line then. Residential broadband is not meant to be used 24/7 at full capacity. |
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 wifi4milezBig Russ, 1918 to 2008. Rest in Peace
join:2004-08-07
New York, NY | reply to Desdinova
said by Desdinova:Hey, it's real simple: if the network can't handle that kind of traffic, fine, then don't sell it to me. The network can handle it fine, you just need to be paying for a higher class of service. Residential service is oversubscribed for a reason, and that is to keep the costs low. If you actually want to use 20+Mbps 24/7 I suggest you consider a T3, however depending on where you live be prepared to spend a couple thousand per month on it.
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DesdinovaPremium
join:2003-01-26
Gaithersburg, MD | reply to Desdinova
Sorry, but I'm not the one breaking the rules or behaving inappropriately, the ISP is. If you sell me a level of service, I'm going to use what I pay for. If the ISP doesn't want it used that way then they have no business selling it. |
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said by swhitney2003:Get yourself a T3 line then. Residential broadband is not meant to be used 24/7 at full capacity. are you fucking kidding ?
go back to dial up then . |
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said by wifi4milez:said by Desdinova:Hey, it's real simple: if the network can't handle that kind of traffic, fine, then don't sell it to me. The network can handle it fine, you just need to be paying for a higher class of service. Residential service is oversubscribed for a reason, and that is to keep the costs low. If you actually want to use 20+Mbps 24/7 I suggest you consider a T3, however depending on where you live be prepared to spend a couple thousand per month on it. That should explain it all. |
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