Stop The Cap, obviously has spies inside Frontier… Here is some information that they posted today.. The company [Frontier] will also continue to promote its Price Protection Agreement, which guarantees no usage caps or price increases for a term of two or three years, at the customer’s choice. Q: Does Frontier charge for internet consumption? […]
Time Warner has done a good job of advertising their bandwidth cap, and making it sound like they are working to ensure everyone has a \”good experience\”. Why should you care? Simple, it is your bill that they are playing with. Bandwidth is the problem, what is it? Just simply the root of the problem, […]
Apple a Day: Mac-toting UVA freshmen rise 925 percent over 5 years – The Baltimore Sun\’s David Zeiler follows all developments related to Apple, Inc. – baltimoresun.com: \”Mac-toting UVA freshmen rise 925 percent over 5 years A dramatic shift in the Mac to PC ratio at the University of Virginia over the past five years […]
Well, to follow up with the Time Warner issues here in Rochester , Ny…  Here\’s a breakdown from the New York Times regarding cost comparison between US & Japanese broadband. Slashdot | The NYT Compares Broadband Upgrade Costs in US, Japan. zxjio writes with this excerpt from a New York Times article about just how much […]
Funny… Â But understandable, since Frontier doesn\’t seem to be enforcing these limits, but no one has yet reported that Frontier.Net\’s standard Acceptable use policy is even more restrictive.. Â But, of course, if it is never enforced does it matter? Â Only if they can start enforcing it, without changing the contract. Â Customers must comply with […]
Just for your information Gentlemen…. If the Bandwidth Cap is implemented in the Rochester, Ny area, especially at the rediciously low levels that have been outlined in the press, I will be switching away from Time Warner… I have been a member of TimeWarner since the early 90\’s, when the Cable Modem program was started, […]
Time Warner Cable (TWC) is planning on introducing a tier-based bandwidth allocation system in Austin TX, San Antonio TX, Greensboro, NC and Rochester NY. This system is similar to current cell phone plans that charge consumers based on minutes used. TWC is introducing 5GB, 10GB and 40GB plans priced from $22.95 to $54.90 a month. […]
With Time Warner starting to put bandwidth caps in place, the era of a internet based business model maybe in jeopardy. After all, I certainly am not going to use Go to My PC, or any of the Internet based backup companies now that I have to pay for the account, and then for the […]