They will find a loop hole

Which is why I said, if they didn't count the local traffic as part of your quota, then it would still be quite attractive. 60GB for international is plenty provided that there are plenty "local mirrors" to handle the data.

In the end tmnet wins, the local backbone we have is incredibly fast and unsaturated, the problem is that our international line is congested worse than federal highway during rush hour. So we can reduce the amount of traffic going OUT, and retain the traffic locally, which is part of the idea behind the national broadband plan in the first place.

that's what most of us have decided to do

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Added on March 25, 2010, 6:12 pmThis was answered

If you break your cap, you get throttled to 1mbps (not too bad). If you want full speed, you can request and they charge you per GB.

IPTV is not included in the cap, its on its own separate line.

This post has been edited by silverhawk: Mar 25 2010, 06:12 PM

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