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iansltx

join:2007-02-19
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reply to IPPlanMan

Re: how much for similar fios?

Last I checked you were trying to prove that Comcast, with all those extra features, couldn't possibly be charging more for their business class service based on caps or lack thereof. I on the other hand think it's one of the major differentiating points between residential and business class service. You then changed the argument to something else and won that new argument.

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IPPlanMan
Holy Cable Modem Batman

join:2000-09-20
Washington, DC
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I think I've been very consistent... I don't think I've changed my argument at all.

The added features of the business tier cost whatever they do... and if you say the cost of bandwidth is cheap, then I completely agree.

Why the cap for business is so much higher (10-12 times higher perhaps) for nearly the same price after the cost of these "features" are removed is very clear to me...
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iansltx

join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO
kudos:2

Because businesses aren't going to buy cable anyway?



IPPlanMan
Holy Cable Modem Batman

join:2000-09-20
Washington, DC
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said by iansltx:

Because businesses aren't going to buy cable anyway?
Because Comcast has the most to lose in the residential market....

Comcast doesn't want you using anything else but OnDemand or their premium channel services... for which they have a revenue stream.

Again, the cap is not about addressing congestion (to quote JL - an authorized Comcast representative on DSLR)
»Re: Bandwidth Limits/Congestion Management - All discussion here

It's about preserving a market and preventing other viable options from developing. This under the guise of so-called "excessive use".
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"We're going to start at one end of (Fallujah), and we're not going to stop until we get to the other. If there's anybody left when that happens, we're going to turn around and we're going to go back and finish it."
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iansltx

join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO
kudos:2

However business users have received "the call" asking them to upgrade to a higher tier proportional to high bandwidth usage. So there is some sort of congestion at play here.


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