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Old 09-10-2003, 19:53   #14
Steve H
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Re: Goodbye to a flat rate for broadband?

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Originally Posted by Salu
There is something inherently psychological that inhibits your online experience if you feel that the meter is running. It will be terrible if we go down that road again. I can appreciate the buisness model but not from a consumer angle.

Maybe a pay per MB over and above a predetermined cap is an acceptable compromise....
To right - Thats half the reason people change from dial up to BB.

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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
Yes but the gamers keep saying they need fast uploads as well. Or are they confusing latency / ping with bandwidth needs?
A fast upload is essential for gamers.. More so with the newer games coming out at the moment. Its the rate the connected clients can get in contact with your computer..
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