I do agree with the idea of throttling, but the strict cap enforcement on top if it is ridiculous. There should be no cap with "throttling". I don't want to s

I do agree with the idea of throttling, but the strict cap enforcement on top if it is ridiculous. There should be no cap with "throttling". I don't want to see capping options here in the U.S. at all. I cannot guarantee that there will never be a month that I don't exceed 250GB. I used to think that sounded like an insane amount, but it really isn't when you are dealing with legitimate large downloads and viewing media and that is just for business purposes. How about someone with Netflix? If you watch ONE standard definition movie a night, that is approximately 60GB/mo. of usage (estimate is from here: http://www.hackingnetflix.com/2008/09/comcast-to-cap.html http://www.hackingnetflix.com/2008/09/comcast-to-cap.html) or about 24% gone right there. I've never noticed if Comcast tells you how much bandwidth you use on your statement... anyone know if Comcast shares bandwidth usage with the customer?