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Originally Posted by JustAnotherN00b
From www.videotron.ca:
So monsieur Kronas - people power didn't work, and caps are a fact of life really in some places. If they mean faster speeds I'm all in favour to be honest.
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not every isp is uncapped i have never claimed that
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Originally Posted by erol
To Kronas
'Bandwidth' does cost money of course but it is a very minor part of the overall cost of provision of BB. I would estimate it at less than 5% of the total cost of provision (and maybe as low as 1%). It is also very subject to 'economies of scale' so if X amount of 'bandwidth' (external connectivity to the internet) cost Y then 10 * X does NOT cosy 10 * Y. Also such external connectivity is usualy a matter of peering agreements rather than interconnect agreeements and thus the economies of 'getting it' are very different.
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maintenance to the network,techs customer service tech support people have to be paid as well there those hidden costs higher speeds can be achieved but not without investment looking at NTL's current state your telling me they can invest in the modifications needed for the network docsis etc ?