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Are there ISPs that don't charge customers for the amount of bandwidth they consume? Even "unlimited" has been ruled by courts to not really mean "unlimited", a
by userbinator 1y ago
Are there ISPs that don't charge customers for the amount of bandwidth they consume? Even "unlimited" has been ruled by courts to not really mean "unlimited", after all.
- fukka42 1y agoYes, most if not all of them. Is it different in the US?
- bombcar 1y agoMost non-mobile ISPs will let you get pretty high on bandwidth usage before they flag you; and since DDoS are almost always relatively low-levels of bandwidth (on the source) it's unlikely you'd get flagged.
- Hikikomori 1y agoMost in Europe doesn't. Back when I first got 100/100 fiber I uploaded almost 30TB in a month and the only complaint I got was from the torrent site.