Hi
I was just wondering if anyone out there has a good reason for a person's internet too be capped.
Capped meaning u can only download a certain amount of GB before they cut you're line or drop you're
connection to dial-up speed or lower and restrict from where u can download information. (I think this applies for
International Bandwidth, which is 99.9 percent where I download from)
In my opinion I think it's useless.
I'm using a 64k ISDN dial-up internet at home right now.
And I'm only online from 7pm till 7am the next day and on weekends its from 7pm Friday till 7am Monday morning.
And I can download like 4+gb in a month on my ISDN.
This is done by playing online till like 22:00-23:00 and then starting a download which would go till the morning before
I disconnect.
K and now I can get myself 384k DSL for just a bit higher price, but I end up with a 2GB cap, if I pay more YAY! a 3GB
cap and so on... and then u get like this unbelievable price for UNCAPPED but it's ridiculous.
K some of this info might be a bit out dated but it would be somewhat in the same line.
And the scary thing is you can do this in like less than a week.
So what can i do the rest of the time... NOTHIN.
So as it seems for downloading purposes using my ISDN would be a better choice.
The main thing I want to know is, does anyone here know a good reason for capping to exist.
