Comcast's Usage Meter Hits Boston > Downloaded over 800 gigs with AT&T DSL last month!

said by fiberguy:

You've proven nothing by posting that 'in your face' chat.. sorry.

Asking some $8 per hour chat representative a question, and getting a very VERY vague answer to a very vague question (which is much bigger to what we're talking about based on the question of what a separate network is) doesn't change things.

Just because there is a different set of IP addresses doesn't make it a "different network".. especially in the context of what we're talking about.

The "network" is the same and does not effect the available data on the node.. (you need to apply what you're talking about based on the CONTEXT of the thread, and not what you're defining as network)... Yes, business class runs on a different "network" than residential. However, both services still run through the same "pipes"..

I dunno, but if I were you, I'd not be seeking technical answers from a chat representative.. That's like trying to ask the person who rings you up at the supermarket how their entire delivery chain works.

said by fiberguy:

You've proven nothing by posting that 'in your face' chat.. sorry.

Asking some $8 per hour chat representative a question, and getting a very VERY vague answer to a very vague question (which is much bigger to what we're talking about based on the question of what a separate network is) doesn't change things.

Just because there is a different set of IP addresses doesn't make it a "different network".. especially in the context of what we're talking about.

The "network" is the same and does not effect the available data on the node.. (you need to apply what you're talking about based on the CONTEXT of the thread, and not what you're defining as network)... Yes, business class runs on a different "network" than residential. However, both services still run through the same "pipes"..

I dunno, but if I were you, I'd not be seeking technical answers from a chat representative.. That's like trying to ask the person who rings you up at the supermarket how their entire delivery chain works.