Originally posted by: ferris209
Your link ain't working, you got http: twice.
Anyhow, I heard about this and it ought to be outlawed. It is ridiculous.
Your link ain't working, you got http: twice.
Anyhow, I heard about this and it ought to be outlawed. It is ridiculous.
Why is it ridiculous? I don't like it either, but it's no different from what the hosting companies do right now. You don't get free, unlimited bandwidth on a webhost. You pay for a certain amount each month and if you go over, you're billed for it.
I'm betting this won't last long anyway. With Verizon rolling out FiOS and Wireless ISPs becoming more prevalent, people will just switch to something that has no limits. Once they do that, TW will just remove the tiered packaging.
As the article says, at least they're being fully open about what they're doing and offering different packages. A lot of ISPs simply cap the bandwidth and don't tell you where the cap is at. You pretty much have to figure it out yourself based on when they slow you down.