WareWolF2k
join:2000-11-14
Allentown, PA
| reply to jazzlady
Re: They're doing pretty good
Commercial accounts do not have caps, just not super fast speeds, unless they changed the TOS recently.
I have already downloaded over 300gb/month and never got billed any overage fees.
I have a 4gb download/768k upload account which is $70/mo.
Less than your super high speed capped account. What good is the speed if you are capped? |
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jazzlady
join:2005-08-04
Bartonsville, PA
 ·ProLog
| said by WareWolF2k  :Commercial accounts do not have caps, just not super fast speeds, unless they changed the TOS recently. I have already downloaded over 300gb/month and never got billed any overage fees. I have a 4gb download/768k upload account which is $70/mo. Less than your super high speed capped account. What good is the speed if you are capped? You have a commercial account with Prolog?
When I checked, the commercial accounts were indeed capped at 75 GB's.
And you're right- what good is high speed when you're capped?
At least Comcast gives you a 250 GB cap. Anything less than that for a high speed account is ridiculous, what with Netflix, Hulu, and now YouTube joining in the online tv/movie streaming game.
It's a new age, and the cable companies want you to have to get your video only from them... and pay through the nose for it. |
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WareWolF2k
join:2000-11-14
Allentown, PA
| I DO have a commerical account with prolog.
Maybe I have just been lucky, If there is a 75 GB monthly cap I have been exceeding it about 30-50% of the time.
Possibly they average your usage over a period of months, or they just don't enforce it.
I just pulled out a copy of my contract and I see no language regarding caps. Can you supply a link to this information the ptd.net web site? |
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