 RickPremium,MVM
join:2001-02-06
Waterbury, CT | reply to blips
Re: All that money... said by blips:What about the caps? When people start hitting their caps they will move to the service without them. Comcast has shown though to be very responsive to that as well.
250 gigs compared to all we've read around this website is a HUGE number and really is there to stop the abusers from affecting the rest of us. And remember, that's with existing capacity and infrastructure.
When d3 is rolled out nationwide and higher speeds are the norm personally i'd suspect they'll be even more flexible.
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 hopeflickerCapitalism breeds greedPremium
join:2003-04-03
Long Beach, CA
kudos:1 | said by Rick:said by blips:What about the caps? When people start hitting their caps they will move to the service without them. 250 gigs compared to all we've read around this website is a HUGE number and really is there to stop the abusers from affecting the rest of us. ummmm... Hello, it's not about abuse. 
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| said by hopeflicker:said by Rick:said by blips:What about the caps? When people start hitting their caps they will move to the service without them. 250 gigs compared to all we've read around this website is a HUGE number and really is there to stop the abusers from affecting the rest of us. ummmm... Hello, it's not about abuse. The "abusers" never affected any other users, just overall usage and maybe the revenue from CC's video business. The heavy users were targeted on a nationwide average usage model.
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said by Rick:Comcast has shown though to be very responsive to that as well. Funny that "responsiveness" was caused by the Florida Attorney General.
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said by Rick:When d3 is rolled out nationwide and higher speeds are the norm personally i'd suspect they'll be even more flexible. Without a doubt, don't let the fact that D3 users got "the call" about excessive usage shake your rosy suspicion of the Comcastic world.
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RadioDoc58ef2c0Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11 | reply to Rick
said by Rick:really is there to stop the abusers from affecting the rest of us. Why, in 2009, is this even an issue? Maybe they should spend some of that advertising budget on advancing technology so one or two users can't kill the port.
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