 jmn1207Premium
join:2000-07-19
Ashburn, VA | More Anti-Competitivenes? If this service does not get the same treatment from Comcast's 250GB cap or their newly implemented throttling process, will this be seen as an unfair advantage to other similar storage services? |
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 jlivingoodPremium,VIP
join:2007-10-28
Philadelphia, PA
kudos:1 | said by jmn1207:If this service does not get the same treatment from Comcast's 250GB cap or their newly implemented throttling process, will this be seen as an unfair advantage to other similar storage services? The info listed above is incorrect on that point.
Jason
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jmn1207Premium
join:2000-07-19
Ashburn, VA | said by jlivingood:said by jmn1207:If this service does not get the same treatment from Comcast's 250GB cap or their newly implemented throttling process, will this be seen as an unfair advantage to other similar storage services? The info listed above is incorrect on that point. Jason At those prices you are much better off using a cheaper alternative and using the money saved to pay for any costs associated with potentially exceeding your monthly data transfer allotment. |
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| said by jmn1207:said by jlivingood:said by jmn1207:If this service does not get the same treatment from Comcast's 250GB cap or their newly implemented throttling process, will this be seen as an unfair advantage to other similar storage services? The info listed above is incorrect on that point. Jason At those prices you are much better off using a cheaper alternative and using the money saved to pay for any costs associated with potentially exceeding your monthly data transfer allotment. No u would be better off ditching residential class and moving to business which has NO caps. And then getting mozy.com for $4.99 a month and which is unlimited
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| With my ISP (Penteledata/Prolog), business class accounts actually have a LOWER cap than some residential accounts, while the service is 2-3x the cost.
Some real geniuses are running that company. |
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jmn1207Premium
join:2000-07-19
Ashburn, VA | said by fifty nine:With my ISP (Penteledata/Prolog), business class accounts actually have a LOWER cap than some residential accounts, while the service is 2-3x the cost. Some real geniuses are running that company. Perhaps they have an SLA, but in order to be able to meet this criteria, they have to offer realistic performance numbers rather than the typical, inflated numbers used for marketing purposes? |
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Mozy is 4.95 per month per machine.
But their MozyHome service is capped and rate-limited to 1Mbit max. So good luck pushing 200+ GB over that! |
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