 TransitManPremium,MVM
join:2000-09-05
Dayton, OH
kudos:1
 ·RoadRunner Cable
| Time For A Change? While it looks like TWC/RR is going ahead with their backwards thinking plan, I may be looking at voting with my wallet and going back to AT&T (and the NSA garbage that goes with it.)
AT&T may not be any better, but I will not be held hostage by TWC/RR on any CAPS less that 250GB - 300GB across the board.
I do not like CAPS, but at least Comcast or one of the cable companies did their folks right by going with an across-the-board 250GB CAP.
And with AT&T working in my area, it may not be long until U-Verse is here.
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| said by TransitMan:While it looks like TWC/RR is going ahead with their backwards thinking plan, I may be looking at voting with my wallet and going back to AT&T (and the NSA garbage that goes with it.) AT&T may not be any better, but I will not be held hostage by TWC/RR on any CAPS less that 250GB - 300GB across the board. I do not like CAPS, but at least Comcast or one of the cable companies did their folks right by going with an across-the-board 250GB CAP. And with AT&T working in my area, it may not be long until U-Verse is here. AT&T is testing bandwidth caps as well, and their cap level wasn't much better than TW's - something like 80GB for the top tier, which is available only via uVerse. |
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 BF69Premium
join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN | said by dentman42:said by TransitMan:While it looks like TWC/RR is going ahead with their backwards thinking plan, I may be looking at voting with my wallet and going back to AT&T (and the NSA garbage that goes with it.) AT&T may not be any better, but I will not be held hostage by TWC/RR on any CAPS less that 250GB - 300GB across the board. I do not like CAPS, but at least Comcast or one of the cable companies did their folks right by going with an across-the-board 250GB CAP. And with AT&T working in my area, it may not be long until U-Verse is here. AT&T is testing bandwidth caps as well, and their cap level wasn't much better than TW's - something like 80GB for the top tier, which is available only via uVerse. Acctually the 80 GB cap applies to the 6 mbps tier. The U-verse cap is 150 GB. |
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