Data Caps (AT&T, Comcast, etc)
- Thread starter JakeMR2
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- Null Island
Phone plan is prepaid, $55/month for 10 GB. Home internet is somewhere in the $140's (includes cable) for 250 GB (20 Mbps down, 5.5 Mbps up) split amongst a minimum six users.
...yeah, there's not really much of a choice where I live.
...yeah, there's not really much of a choice where I live.
- 12,513
- Ireland
- The__Luke
On phone offers data is the first thing I look at, there is no way in hell I'm getting a capped service.
Works especially well as my phone network speeds are 10 times quicker than our wi-fi. I have absolutely no idea why my parents don't switch network and save themselves hundreds a year paying for a **** phone network and **** wi-fi.
Works especially well as my phone network speeds are 10 times quicker than our wi-fi. I have absolutely no idea why my parents don't switch network and save themselves hundreds a year paying for a **** phone network and **** wi-fi.
- 6,963
- South Africa
...Everything I read in here sounds like The First World Problems to me.
Where I stay, the fastest dl speed the ISP can provide me with, is around 2mbps. Swallow that, boys. Upload speed? Not even worth mentioning.
The upshot is that there is no data cap, although if I somehow manage to use more than, say, 40~50 gigs a month, the local ISP politely sends me an email reminding me I'm not playing nice. Then throttles the speed even further, to around 300kbps.
Hah, none of yous have it as good as me.
Where I stay, the fastest dl speed the ISP can provide me with, is around 2mbps. Swallow that, boys. Upload speed? Not even worth mentioning.
The upshot is that there is no data cap, although if I somehow manage to use more than, say, 40~50 gigs a month, the local ISP politely sends me an email reminding me I'm not playing nice. Then throttles the speed even further, to around 300kbps.
Hah, none of yous have it as good as me.
