MrRuckus
join:2004-01-30
Portland, OR
| reply to rdelp
Re: [News] Comcast imposing invisible caps again
said by rdelp  :My aveage monthly has been 300GB - 600GB a month on average over the past 3 years. Jeezus. I had to try to hit 250GB or so myself in a month. We average (my 2 brothers and I, no we dont live with mommy and daddy we're in our mid 20's) about 100-150GB a month or so downloading whatever. 600GB is insane as already noted. You should really introduce your kids to something else besides the net.
600GB... Damn man. |
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Anonymous_
Anonymous
Premium
join:2004-06-21
127.0.0.1
clubs:
4 edits | reply to dadkins
u know u can get more out of your internet you can have upto
1 944 000 megabytes Per Month that is what your paying for LOL
there for the limit is false advertising |
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rdelp
join:2003-12-18
Chattanooga, TN | reply to dadkins
Most of it is work related, plus the kids each have a computer, streaming Tv/radio, cinemanow.com downloads those are only a gig each, not that bad.
Rob |
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dadkins
Can you do Blu?
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA
 ·Comcast
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Just for curiosity's sake, WTF are you downloading that much for anyways?
What exactly ARE you downloading?
That's ~694MB per hour @ 500GB per month. 
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Think outside the Fox... Opera |
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rdelp
join:2003-12-18
Chattanooga, TN
| reply to Lokro
My aveage monthly has been 300GB - 600GB a month on average over the past 3 years. I can understand why that would be a problem on the standard accounts, have no problem paying extra either, I just was ticked the way the handled it 2 years ago. Now they are doing the samething.
I do monitor these boards off and on and had seen many report that standard accounts were running up to 500GB with no problems. So I was not worried being on the Pro.
Last month I went over the 600GB, but I know I had a couple of times earlier last year. Nothing was said, so I am ASSUMING this is starting this year.
I just noticed one of the other topics about 16Mb download speeds. If my memory is correct, 2 years ago they were doubling speeds.
Rob D. |
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