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Comcast's bandwidth limit irks some usersPublished 09/07/08
MINNEAPOLIS - Comcast's plan to put a cap on consumer Internet use worries some customers who have come to take unfettered Web surfing for granted, even though most users won't be affected by the move. Beginning Oct. 1, Comcast will limit use of Internet bandwidth - a measure of all a person's monthly downloads and uploads of text, graphics, music, movies, photos and other information. The company said it reserves the right to terminate any residential customer who disregards company warnings and twice violates a limit of 250 gigabytes per month. Previously, the company didn't have a specific limit. The idea is...
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why? - 2008-09-08 08:10:30
If the change effects less then one percent of there customers then why are they doing it at all? There logic dosent make sense unles it effects more people then they are admitting to.
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