Open Forum → Re: What kind of non-landline internet can I get?

I suspect that the aparment has it's own phone, tv and internet system but its not gonna allow 300gigs a month.

Yea one of these days pigs will finally realize, they actually have to PAY to be horrendously above norm hogs.

And unless Netflix starts compensating ISP's to build out to compensate their whorring, subscribers will soon likely never see HD again in PT, and as many already are at least during prime hours throttle those feeds, to it dropping back to SD or ED quallity.

It going to come that way or you want Netflix you pay ISP more to have the full speed service and the build out needed for it.

Also consider much of ISP's are Comcast, TW, ATT, etc. who all have their own TV products, so really no reason for them to accommodate/free ride Netflix at their expense.

HAH! Maybe the big guys should start paying Netflix for increasing their sub count by making a product people want to use on the internet, regardless of how crappy the ISP keeps making their product.

Lopsided traffic or not, it isn't Netflix's job to make so-and-so ISP actually get off their ass and butt hurt their profit margin a quarter to do some well needed infrastructure. Netflix and all other content providers pay their dues already, and have no interest in paying once again for something someone thinks they are entitled to.

I have my boat in both the ISP side and the content provider side's race, so there is my unbiased opinion of the matter.

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It is going to be a hard stretch for you OP to find a fixed or mobile wireless solution with that heavy or no cap. May be worth your time to try and fight the landlord if that is really what you need, and try and get landline service for yourself.