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Re: Morning Metaverse |
Jul 12, 2012, 12:36 |
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Sepharo wrote on Jul 12, 2012, 10:59:
Honestly it seems pretty damn reasonable. I very rarely go over 250GB and when I do it's not by a huge amount. Comcast is going to upgrade that to 300GB... The first three times I go over that there's no charge, and then when I do go over it there's only a $10 charge when I go over by 50GB.
Those are some pretty soft rules and I imagine they're doing so because existing policy would go from being very soft (non-existent) to shutting down your service for egregious and repeat offenses. This is better.
Of course the downside is the precedent itself. As we become more and more data intensive Comcast will have to raise the cap to stay reasonable and that's going to be hard for them to do when they're making more and more off of overages.
Speak for yourself. We're 12 days into July and I'm already at 177GB for the month just from the family streaming video on our Rokus. |
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