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Ben M
I don’t mind Comcast (or any ISP) having limits on how much bandwidth a customer uses over a month, I think that they ought to spell out what the limits are. It is like telling someone leasing a car there is a mileage limit, and if you go over it, you lose you car, and oh yeah, you don’t get to know what the limit is.
Eric Eisenhart
I agree with Ben M.
Comcast’s practices here seem to verge on the fraudulent.
It’s particularly bad, because in many areas they have a monopoly on bandwidth above 26-40Kbit (and latency under 100ms).
I don’t mind Comcast (or any ISP) having limits on how much bandwidth a customer uses over a month, I think that they ought to spell out what the limits are. It is like telling someone leasing a car there is a mileage limit, and if you go over it, you lose you car, and oh yeah, you don’t get to know what the limit is.
I agree with Ben M.
Comcast’s practices here seem to verge on the fraudulent.
It’s particularly bad, because in many areas they have a monopoly on bandwidth above 26-40Kbit (and latency under 100ms).