How much broadband is too much? Let's see your usage...

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Wannabe Geek

#332551 20-May-2010 19:36

Well telling yhou the truth in a month i use about 600GB this is gonna be really hard going to a data cap play from a monthly use off 500GB or more each month..

Detruire

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Uber Geek
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#332553 20-May-2010 19:38

~120GB each.

rm *

Aaroona

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#332560 20-May-2010 19:52

Loadedhigh: Well telling yhou the truth in a month i use about 600GB this is gonna be really hard going to a data cap play from a monthly use off 500GB or more each month..

.. you can't be serious?

600GB?

That's a lot of.... backing up.... :P

kobiak

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Trusted

#332587 20-May-2010 20:35

~100Gb

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tomgeeknz

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Ultimate Geek
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#332589 20-May-2010 20:41

Around 6 to 10gb per month on Telecom Total Home 10Gb. Would be more but my parents won't let me.

siyuan

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Lifetime subscriber

#332592 20-May-2010 20:46

120GB/month on average.

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SparX711

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Wannabe Geek
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#332604 20-May-2010 20:55

this is generated by 3 children and 2 adults. Streaming content like youtube and tvnz on demand accounts for about half the download and the other half is private torrents of our favorite tv shows and documentary etc. the upload is almost purely seeding said torrents. Yes, we have a headless box in the shed that runs 24/7 plus an htpc , desktop game box, 2 laptops and a Wii which are used regularly. Bigtime is perfect for us for the same reason everyone else liked it...

Psilan

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#332616 20-May-2010 21:10

Billing Period:     Download    Upload    Total

11 Apr 2010 - 10 May 2010     208780.94    70618.16    279399.1
11 Mar 2010 - 10 Apr 2010     213508.08    84972.37    298480.45
11 Feb 2010 - 10 Mar 2010     149360.53    57322.76    206683.29
11 Jan 2010 - 10 Feb 2010     293491.93    27134.91    320626.84
11 Dec 2009 - 10 Jan 2010     182278.04    0    182278.04
11 Nov 2009 - 10 Dec 2009     8070.8    0    8070.8
11 Oct 2009 - 10 Nov 2009     187695.79    64243.79    251939.58
11 Sep 2009 - 10 Oct 2009     24562.12    3877.75    28439.87
11 Sep 2009 - 10 Oct 2009     128617.17    30658.48    159275.65
11 Aug 2009 - 10 Sep 2009     36706.79    11043.66    47750.45
11 Jul 2009 - 10 Aug 2009     17456.1    2486.81    19942.91
11 Jun 2009 - 10 Jul 2009     21099.62    2973.92    24073.54

My partner and I.

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fostercrif

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Geek

#332625 20-May-2010 21:19

23 Mar 2010 - 22 Apr 2010 97786.39 4602.26 102388.65
23 Feb 2010 - 22 Mar 2010 34522.84 2017.07 36539.91
23 Jan 2010 - 22 Feb 2010 127712.80 3742.30 131455.10
23 Dec 2009 - 22 Jan 2010 92862.32 0.00 92862.32
23 Nov 2009 - 22 Dec 2009 25992.24 0.00 25992.24

Will miss big time. 3 teenage kids and Mum and Dad enjoy the net. I hope Telecom can come up with something usable. Will not stay with telecom on principle as we were also kicked off 'go large' unless there is a clear advantage in staying. Will also switch homeline.

Aaroona

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#332626 20-May-2010 21:21

If you're going to give us the details from a usage meter, can you please post a picture or something instead? It's painful to try and 'extract' the information from your posts :)

Psilan

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#332629 20-May-2010 21:23

It's pretty easy to follow...

Surely some ISP will step up to grab these lost customers? Or maybe we are all unwanted

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fostercrif

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Geek

#332635 20-May-2010 21:30

Sorry Aaroona

Data looked fine on the post but format went ugly when I hit submit.

Cheers

dman

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#332690 20-May-2010 22:54

I live in an apartment with another young male.

We generally use between 7 to 10 gigs per month, with only once having gone over our cap of 15 (did 17 that month).

So not really that much.

https://www.youtube.com/c/SoundSpeeding

sikchik

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Wannabe Geek

#332721 21-May-2010 01:09

Flat of three twentysomethings...
We normally use between 60 - 80 GB per month on Telecom Big Time.
Apart from the month that my partner decided the speeds were to slow and changed us to the 20GB Adventure plan... which we capped in two and a half days :( and then quickly changed back to Big Time :)

High users, not quite as excessive as some of my colleauges who were trying to download the internet and managed about 200 - 300GB per month in the first few months Big Time was out.

Nil Einne

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Ultimate Geek
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#332729 21-May-2010 02:19

On Slingshot with totals including peak and free offpeak data.

Bill Date    Traffic (Mb)
May 2010    188,147.4641
April 2010    175,487.5140
March 2010    123,677.8014
February 2010    155,093.6810
January 2010    181,008.1754
December 2009    138,011.4819
November 2009    188,947.4486
October 2009    184,187.5451
September 2009    125,210.7959
August 2009    144,886.9025
July 2009    98,941.9913
June 2009    92,776.8778
May 2009    193,347.2406
April 2009    249,524.2540
March 2009    92,197.2780
February 2009    105,484.0842
January 2009    104,365.8989
December 2008    292,668.0658
November 2008    170,476.3172
October 2008    94,827.0566

fostercrif: Sorry Aaroona

Data looked fine on the post but format went ugly when I hit submit.

Cheers

Yeah same problem for me. Even a preview looked fine.

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