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This really isn't that bad. Consider my situation: I attend a research-intensive university, and I get 1 GB a DAY. And no, you don't get a warning, or throttl

by jmtame 18y ago

This really isn't that bad. Consider my situation: I attend a research-intensive university, and I get 1 GB a DAY. And no, you don't get a warning, or throttled. You get shut off. Completely disconnected after your cap. Connectivity U is the name of the provider, and I tried to ask them to provide me with additional bandwidth for an extra price. I'm hearing even students at dorms are getting the 1gb raised to 2gb a day. I'll take 250GB a month any day over my petty 30. And I probably pay the same.

adamc 18y ago
That maxes don't reflect what they could tolerate if every customer used them. Presumably Universities have a different customer base, and a lot more would go over 30GB if they could.