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rscole86
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  #77332 8-Jul-2007 15:54
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150-200GB, per month!

Id find that hard to do on cable even!



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  #77337 8-Jul-2007 16:40
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joker97: you mean you get 7gb a day?! gosh!



I believe so, but with xtra anything can happen.

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  #77378 8-Jul-2007 23:22
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5 gig a day is the limit for rapidshare accounts, and I know someone that regularly hit that on their woosh orbit plan. Thats 1 HD movie and perhaps an album or 3. Add in 2 gigs more which is typical internet usage in a house and thats 7 a day easy.




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  #77391 9-Jul-2007 09:05
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Evinta: I think that telecom was wrong removing GL and instead should have called it something different and made it clear it was 7gb a day with conditions.

Lets hope this new head of telecom since hes been in the UK leading BT or something like that will see the light.


I hope you're right about Mr Reynolds, and that he does look at what went on in the UK.

I was building data networks for a large cable company in the UK for a few years.Upon my return to NZ in 2002, I couldn't believe that TNZ had capped broadband plans!!?!

To me this is indicative of a network provider trying to make do with a backbone that's not up to it.

All-you-can-eat is the only way to go!! Invest Telecom, invest!!?!




 

 

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  #77402 9-Jul-2007 10:40
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Go large is not capped - it's shaped!
I've never had dial-up speeds.

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