 evil_gusgus
join:2008-04-14 London, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
1 edit | Bell Network Management
»internet.bell.ca/index.cfm?metho···id=12119
"The current upload/download rate speeds only for P2P file-sharing usage are gradually decreased at the beginning of the peak period (from full speed down to 512 kbps at 4:30 p.m. and then down to 256 kbps at 6:00 p.m.) and then gradually increased towards the end of the peak period (up from 256 kbps to 512 kbps at 1:00 a.m. and then up to full speed at 2:00 a.m.)" |
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  HiVolt 30 Premium join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON clubs: | Thank god for Tomato/MLPPP!
Buck Fell! |
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 Riplin
join:2002-05-13 canada
·Bell Sympatico
| said by HiVolt :Thank god for Tomato/MLPPP! Buck Fell! and alternatives to p2p dl'ing
ditto on the buck fell |
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  HiVolt 30 Premium join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON clubs: | reply to HiVolt Heh, this should be the tagline for Tomato/MLPPP
"Bucking Fell since April '08" -- 1-for-October. (1-7-4) And now, back to your regularly scheduled losing. |
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 Lewism8
join:2008-04-25 Quebec, QC | reply to evil_gusgus Funny they don't mention VoIP in real time services. |
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 evil_gusgus
join:2008-04-14 London, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
| said by Lewism8 :Funny they don't mention VoIP in real time services. Or Skype |
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  HiVolt 30 Premium join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON clubs:
·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Bell Sympatico
| reply to Lewism8 said by Lewism8 :Funny they don't mention VoIP in real time services. Or that when P2P is being throttled, so is everything else at the same time. -- 1-for-October. (1-7-4) And now, back to your regularly scheduled losing. |
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 An_Onymous
join:2009-10-24 Canada
| reply to evil_gusgus On the same URL:
>Is Bell Internet DSL access shared? >No. Your Internet access is not shared with any other Bell Internet customer. : >Is Bell allowed to do this? >Bell has a responsibility to maximize the ability for all customers to use and enjoy their Bell Internet service and a responsibility to deliver bandwidth fairly to its customers.
If DSL is not shared, then how the heck do you "maximize the ability for all customers to use and enjoy their Bell Internet service" by throttling?
P.S. For the humour impaired, that's a statement, not a question. |
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 evil_gusgus
join:2008-04-14 London, ON 1 edit | reply to evil_gusgus edit: my bad 256kbps = 32kBps |
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 Riplin
join:2002-05-13 canada | bell sheeple's math skills aren't the greatest |
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  GNca George GorillaNET Premium join:2008-07-12 Minden, ON
| reply to evil_gusgus said by evil_gusgus :I find the worst part is them saying P2P is throttled to 256kbps You've lost me. Isn't that about right? -- Tough Broadband for a Tough Crowd! GorillaNET.ca - 10Mbits to your desk, coming soon. |
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 Riplin
join:2002-05-13 canada | believe he's refrring to them using kilobits instead of bytes which makes it look like a higher number to the sheeple but they still have no clue anyway |
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 evil_gusgus
join:2008-04-14 London, ON
·TekSavvy Solutions..
| said by Riplin :believe he's refrring to them using kilobits instead of bytes which makes it look like a higher number to the sheeple but they still have no clue anyway that was my bad |
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 An_Onymous
join:2009-10-24 Canada | reply to Riplin FYI: Telecom data transfer rates have always been measured in bits per second. |
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 Vomio
join:2008-04-01
·odynet
| said by An_Onymous :FYI: Telecom data transfer rates have always been measured in bits per second. Jean-Maurice-Amile Baudot says ........... |
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 julienvf
join:2008-12-30 Verdun, QC
·Acanac
1 edit | reply to evil_gusgus What I find surprising is that they testify it's been up since october 2007 when they've negated it in the past. This webpage appears today when there's already a class action in Québec against them for throttling in that period of time! This is some serious kind of evidence against Bell.. I'm printing the page in pdf and follow it to that law office right now in case they haven't got it or Bell decides to change it! lol |
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 bgw
join:2008-06-28 North York, ON
| reply to evil_gusgus Well, lets just check out Comcast's new technique! See: »www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/new···-running
Can't wait for Bell to start imposing this on us! |
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 chronoss2009
join:2008-09-23
·TekSavvy Solutions..
1 edit | reply to evil_gusgus WRONG if your using p2p applications in any way that is public the 1st poster is corrent
if you encrypt your traffic and DO not during the traffic shape time do any public non encrypted traffic, you can or may not be traffic shaped because otherwise if encrypted they cannot know what your up too and thus discriminate less. Most SSL is business at least for now, and BHELL dont need them to start also whining.
hten when everyone is using encrypted traffic the next phase of the evil empire begins.....tune in next month for the NEW IMPROVED BILL C61 , brought to you by your CONserv.a.republican friends |
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 evil_gusgus
join:2008-04-14 London, ON | I force encryption on my torrents and Ive monitored my usage while on skype and it will get stuck at 32kBps sometimes. That happens even when I havent been using torrents and have a different ip. |
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  AkFubar Resistance is Futile
join:2005-02-28 Toronto Can. | reply to evil_gusgus lol how deliciously ironic. Improving customer experience by slowing down downloads.  -- "No matter where you go, there you are." - Buckaroo Banzai |
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