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Old 03-01-2006, 13:51   #8
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Re: BlueYonder Capping

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Originally Posted by Rillington
The internet should not be capped and ISPs should offer an ulimited service for residential customers.
And in a perfect world it wouldn't be capped.

Alas it is an imperfect universe and the way ISP's can afford to supply packages at the current prices is by sharing bandwidth.

If you lived on a street with 20 people constantly hammering their connection would you be happy your speed was far lower than it would be if they were gently reminded to calm things down?

If you want to research the costs of a dedicated 1:1 leased line compared to a residential service feel free.

EDIT:

Infact I'm bored right now so I'll do it

http://www.business.ntl.com/internet...cess/index.php

2MB uncontended at a bargain £5500 a year. Slightly more than the £299.88 that a 2MB Ntl:Home connection costs for a year.
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