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Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits
Matthew Fordahl, The Associated Press 2004-01-29

By all accounts, George Nussbaum demands a lot from his Internet connection. He streams video and transfers large files from his office. His family downloads movie trailers and his stepson listens to and buys music online.

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Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits 2004-01-29
Anonymous (2 replies)
Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits 2004-01-30
Phil Karn (1 replies)
Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits 2004-01-30
Anonymous (2 replies)
Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits 2004-01-30
Anonymous (1 replies)
Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits 2004-01-30
Anonymous
While I think it's a dirty trick to tell your customers to keep their bandwidth usage under an undisclosed limit, and I sympathise with your AT&T experience, your attitude about your always on connection needs some adjustment.

You're confusing an always on connection with a clear channel connection. Your cable company are selling you an always on connection, not 1.5Mb/sec of bandwidth 24/7.

Call your ISP and tell them that you want to transfer 1.5Mb/sec round the clock with the only interruptions being server outages, and see what service they recommend for that purpose.

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Comcast targets Internet `abusers' but won't reveal limits 2004-01-30
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