purplecatty
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Found a link about Time-Warner's Internet usage limitation which starts real soon... it's real BAD news for those who use Time-Warner, indeed!
Time Warner's Internet Bandwidth Meter Trial
In short...
* 5, 10, 20, and 40 GB per month limit and will be charged for $1 per one GB once reaching over the limit each mo!
It's definitely way too low for the deaf users esp using vp, ouch! It affects NTID/RIT students.
* Depends on whichever subscription plan that one pays for, I think.
Comcast users has 250 GB per mo limit which is plenty... so notice the difference with Time-Warner's 5-10-20-40 GB!
Comcast did the same thing for trial. So if it happens to me, I would file complaint to FCC that TW have no right to restrict Broadband on Deafie because we need enough broadband to use VP without being charged over the cap.
If that happens to any of you. Just file complaint to FCC. If many deafie complain to FCC, they'll implement ruling that Cable Co cannot cap Broadband usage on Deafie. They would only need to request Audiogram to sastify them. So please don't be afraid to file complaint. All deaf community must stand up against Cable Co's cap plan.
Remember FCC fined Comcast for blocking users trying to download P2P files. So now Comcast just "throttle" the speed when they find out user using P2P which is fine with FCC as long as it's not too low. So filing complaint to FCC is enough.
Catty