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Old 09-10-2003, 10:15   #2
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Re: Goodbye to a flat rate for broadband?

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Broadband should be given for a set fee for unlimited usage. However if you want to use peer-to -peer then you are free to do so but you pay per megabyte. You could do this by monitoring a TCPIP port. Maybe this would stifle Peer-to-peer and the traffic would switch back to FTP? Maybe not....
I thought ISP's tried to block p2p ports, but then they adapted by using a variable port system.


What have we done to deserve this ?

Why does every new NTL policy seem more like a punishment to their customers for not dying and continuing the payments?
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