  dadkins Go For It Premium,MVM join:2003-09-26 Hercules, CA
·Comcast
edit: October 24th, @01:44PM
| reply to jose3030 Re: "all 64-129kbps of it"???
How long must you be yaking on the phone per day to even make a dent in your bandwidth? People call me, occasionally. But the calls don't last hours! Maybe 20 minutes 2-3 times per week.
Geez! I must be teh hog! Better not get VoIP, eh? Think outside the Fox... Opera |
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  jose3030 Premium join:1999-08-17 Manassas, VA | I mean, 64-128 kbps is like...
8-10Kb/sec
so like, talking for a good 1 hr will not even be that much. |
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 gatzdon
join:2002-10-25 Lake Zurich, IL
| Most VOIP providers complain at about the 3000 minute mark, so
129kbps * 3000 min * 60 sec / 8 (bits/byte) / 1024 (KB/MB) / 1024 (MB/GB) = 2.7 GB per month.
Most don't use 3000 minutes and most don't use more than 90 kbs. -- $100 placed at 7 percent interest compounded quarterlyfor 200 years will increase to more than $100,000,000 --by which time it will be worth nothing.- Lazarus Long |
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  jose3030 Premium join:1999-08-17 Manassas, VA | 3000 minutes?
damn.
thats a lot of talking , good god. |
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 moonpuppy
join:2000-08-21 Glen Burnie, MD
·Verizon Online DSL
| reply to dadkins said by dadkins :How long must you be yaking on the phone per day to even make a dent in your bandwidth? People call me, occasionally. But the calls don't last hours! Maybe 20 minutes 2-3 times per week. Try adolescent kids (especially girls.)  |
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 jimbo2150
join:2004-05-10 Youngstown, OH
·Dreamhost
·Armstrong Zoom In..
| reply to gatzdon You are not looking at the larger picture, they are probably looking at all users that use the service.
Lets say the average is about 400 and there are 200 users on your network using it per month:
129kbps * 400 min * 60 sec / 8 (bits/byte) / 1024 (KB/MB) / 1024 (MB/GB) = .3GB per month per user.
With 200 users that is (.3 * 200) = about 73GB per month |
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 gatzdon
join:2002-10-25 Lake Zurich, IL
| reply to gatzdon said by gatzdon :Most VOIP providers complain at about the 3000 minute mark, so 129kbps * 3000 min * 60 sec / 8 (bits/byte) / 1024 (KB/MB) / 1024 (MB/GB) = 2.7 GB per month. Most don't use 3000 minutes and most don't use more than 90 kbs. I guess what I'm saying is that if I'm paying for "Broadband" and 2.7 GB / Month is a big deal, then I'm buying my "Broadband" from the wrong company. -- $100 placed at 7 percent interest compounded quarterlyfor 200 years will increase to more than $100,000,000 --by which time it will be worth nothing.- Lazarus Long |
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 NoOneButMe
join:2001-08-24 TX | No Kidding just think of it when we will have Video over ip phones jeez i wouldnt want to be part of that isp ide ditch them in a heart beat |
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