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Northern California has had the cap for a long time. I had to negotiate a plan for 45 minutes with them to remove the cap, which including going to 1gb/s which
by LinuxBender 6y ago
Northern California has had the cap for a long time. I had to negotiate a plan for 45 minutes with them to remove the cap, which including going to 1gb/s which I don't need. I suspect this will be more common anywhere that does not have competition or where ISP's wink-wink agree not to step on each others territory.
- pridkett 6y agoIt’s not even a wink-wink. In many states, for example, Connecticut[1], the territory of each. cable provider is regulated by the state. There’s only a few tiny spots that have an overbuild of another provider. The state claims that DSL is competition, but let’s be real, 12mbps DSL is no longer competitive. [1]: https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/PURA/Cable/VideoProviderServiceAreapdf.pdf https://portal.ct.gov/-/media/PURA/Cable/VideoProviderServic...