[LINK] Usage Based Billing Around the World and Canada
Scott Howard
scott at doc.net.au
Sun Apr 3 05:40:19 AEST 2011
On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 3:47 AM, Jan Whitaker <jwhit at melbpc.org.au> wrote:
> At 08:02 PM 31/03/2011, Kim Holburn wrote:
> >Most countries just don't have data caps like we do in
> >Australia. In Japan a data cap is unlimited downloads and 900GB
> >upload cap! Phew!
>
> Yeah, I found when I asked the question about borrowing friends'
> networks while in the US, they didn't understand the question.
Here in the US, in less than a month, I'll have a choice of 2 options for
Internet at home.
Either AT&T, with a 150GB limit, or Comcast with a 250GB limit.
Go over 150GB for AT&T and it's an extra $1/GB. Go over with Comcast and
they will give you a warning, and then cut off your service.
Like it or not, the trend is many areas is _towards_ caps, not away from
them.
Scott.
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