CrzyCrakr
Premium
join:2005-06-24
Edgewater, MD | What???
Comcast using unfair tactics? You don't say. 
I wouldn't put it past them but I think they could just be getting Comcrap's crappy service in them parts. |
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nshulga
join:2002-06-06
Morrisville, PA
1 edit | I don't think they have the competence to do that kind of thing. Most of the Comcast people I've dealt with are still looking for "any" key on their keyboards. |
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Wallslide
join:2001-12-28
Seattle, WA
| Reminds me of a nice little anecdote.
Just for the hell of it, I decided to use a dremel to take off all the letters on my keyboard. Well, inevitably my Comcast internet was having issues, and a technician had to be sent out. When he arrived, he had to use my computer, and had the worst time trying to figure out where the keys were. I eventually had to swap keyboards so that he could do his work, to which he said "Thank God, you were killing me there."
I don't think think you need quotes around "any", they are looking for every key on the keyboard. |
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insideoutwards
@comcast.net
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Re: What???
C'mon...think!
The Comcast network is optimized for VOIP and voice packets. With today's standards-based implementations there is no way that any provider is going to alter VOIP QoS or traffic based on BRAND.
Most likely, the latency is originating in the best-effort world of the Internet cloud - not the bandwidth-managed private networks that Comcast owns. |
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