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Comcast should be sued...again.

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JarieSuicune:
Ah, I see! Hm, interesting. ^_^ Thank you!

Packet in a packet... that never would have occurred to me, but it makes sense. -_-;

SirSkyRider:

--- Quote from: NaRu on May 28, 2012, 08:19:50 PM ---Comcast new cap is going to be 300GB per month and charge $10 for every 50GB over that.

--- End quote ---

Every "full" 50 GB or every "started" 50 GB?

Bandwith caps had been long gone here as well, but I still remember the first time I went over that. Our bill went up from 50€ to over 120€.  :o

FlyinPenguin:

--- Quote from: NaRu on May 28, 2012, 08:19:50 PM ---Comcast new cap is going to be 300GB per month and charge $10 for every 50GB over that.

--- End quote ---

Pretty damn cheap compared to mobile bandwidth overages.

Luckily, I don't have to worry about that since I got grandfathered into truly unlimited data on Verizon and have an awesome ISP for my conventional internet.

Isn't the solution here just to abide by your contract or get a new ISP though? I mean, this was all either stated in your original contract or made clear the terms could change with or without notice. They have a right to set the terms for the service they provide to people who chose to sign up on their own free will.

NaRu:

--- Quote from: SirSkyRider on May 29, 2012, 02:01:29 AM ---
--- Quote from: NaRu on May 28, 2012, 08:19:50 PM ---Comcast new cap is going to be 300GB per month and charge $10 for every 50GB over that.

--- End quote ---

Every "full" 50 GB or every "started" 50 GB?

Bandwith caps had been long gone here as well, but I still remember the first time I went over that. Our bill went up from 50€ to over 120€.  :o

--- End quote ---

lets say you used 301GB one month. You will get charge $10 for another 50GB added.

Also this might be just for the lowest tier they offer. Comcast might give you more if you have Blast or any Extreme tier speeds

B-Clark:
The upper tier of Comcast Business Internet has 50 Mb/s down - 10 Mb/s up; 105 Mb/s down - 10 Mb/s up;
and now 105 Mb/s down - 20 Mb/s up.
The problem is that they want over $500/month for that last one.

I don't utilize all of the 50Mb/s down, but I'm running 90% of the 10 Mb/s up 24/7 seeding torrents.
uTorrent says 2.2TB every 30 days.

I need more upload speed, NOT download speed.
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