🚀 go-pugleaf

Well - Then as a business "You Upgrade"!
Buy Shit That Works - instead of Promoting one service,
Changing your Mind - and Upping the Cost.

No-One out there is an idiot - We all know the services
are Cheaper than ever. The cost of everything is almost
nothing. AND - If someone just wanted to look at his/her
EMAIL - WHY would they even CARE about High Speed???

Wake Up!

We were promised "UNLIMITED ACCESS"! PERIOD!
Do You Not Speak English?

HighSpeed Is Foe Users Who Use The Net Alot!
Multimedia! Movies! Music! Servers! Etc...!!!!!!!

What's so hard to Understand?

If the people only wanted to have email or surf the net -
they would spend $10.00 a month to do so!

Who - In there right mind, would spend $50.00 a month
for Email?????????????????????????????????????????

Come-On! Who are you trying to Fool?

"Punk" <punk@spamme.org> wrote in message
news:3ced617d.9182892@news.accesscable.com...
> On Thu, 23 May 2002 17:13:56 -0700, Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca>
> wrote:
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> >They were offered "unlimited access". I don't consider being hooked up to
the
> >net 24/7 but not being able to transfer data (over a set limit) to be
> >unlimited.
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> In theory your right of course. In practice you will always
> have a core of people who take things to the extreme.
> That is running servers dishing out gigabite after gigabite
> of data, most of it having nothing to do with what residential
> internet access was meant to be.
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> When this over use starts affecting the other peoples access,
> then the provider has to take steps, or face more complaints
> than it would under more normal circumstances.
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> Unlimited access doesn't give anyone the right to hog
> the system for non residential type uses. And if this trend
> catches on, that is more and more people start putting
> heavier loads on the system, everyone will eventually have
> to pay more to upgrade the network, or do whatever it is
> that will need to be done to restore the service to
> the level it should be.
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> Maybe another level of service is needed. Something
> in between residential and commercial high speed access,
> and priced accordingly. Or just cap uploading somehow,
> to discourage non residential use type uses of the system.
> That is anything other than surfing, downloading, email,
> and access to a small web space.
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