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Old 12-12-2005, 12:36   #9
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Re: *all* ntl Cap Discussion (part 4)

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Peak I would define as 4pm to midnight weekdays and 8am to midnight weekends.
I would define peak as the time when most traffic exists which can be any time of night or day. Offering unlimited traffic in your off-peak hours of midnight to 4pm can severely impact on customers who need to use their connection at those times. Just think about the serious bandwidth hogs who would queue up downloads to utilize all those off-peak hours and who allow their upstream bandwidth to be used by people who are not NTL customers and don't contribute a penny to the costs of maintaining the NTL networks. The end result would probably be that your so called peak hours have lower traffic than your off-peak hours.
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