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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/555541"><b>jofallon</b></A> : I was always one of those preferring (unmetered) DSL. Even at the $140 level, Comcast has the 250 gig cap. I wouldn't think it would matter; but I use CrashPlan for offsite backup, and <b>something</b> they do eats up bandwidth. Of course, half the benefit of 50 megabit download speeds falls apart with the cap. If I actually did video streaming from Netflix or whatever, my quota would disappear pretty quickly.]]></description>
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