I'm with BT Infinity, no cap and around 80mb connection.
I'm with BT Infinity, no cap and around 80mb connection.
Probably running on a Pentium 4
http://customer.comcast.com/help-and...a-usage-trials
Updated 9/22/14. Hmmmmm. Yeah it still exists.
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Yup, 320GB/month and every GB after that is $.50. /sigh
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No cap with Charter in St. Louis, and they recently just increased our speed from 30mb to 100mb for no additional charge!
Have Comcast. Have a 300gig a month cap. Don't remember how much it is when you go over. I think its 10 bucks more for the first 50 gig you go over and then a dollar per gig after that.
That being said, I've only gone over it once when i got my new PC and had to redownload all my games.
I'd change ISP instantly if bandwidth caps were introduced. I'm happy there's actual competition over here so bandwidth caps are extremely rare (I think a few 3G/4G subscriptions meant for phones do have them)
Personally I have 100/100 mbps wired connection, no cap, and a 50/10 mbps (I think, it often hovers between 40-70 mbps down and 5-20 mbps up) 4G connection for my phone, no cap.
I have a 300GB cap on Cox cable, but it's not really enforced. No charges, just a few "you better not do that anymore!" letters or emails which end up going nowhere. I've consistently been at 310-350GB per month for at least a year now since I began streaming and I've never been charged or had any penalties.
UPC in Ireland we have a 500GB fair usage crap but they never complain
my last 6 months usage
There is an option to get unlimited bandwidth but you have to buy a business plan. I'm pretty sure that all of comcasts business plans are unlimited but as others have said, and as their own website says, the bandwidth cap isn't being enforced. I was talking to a customer support agent when I first signed up for comcast a few months ago and they said that they had no idea what I was talking about when asking about the data cap not being enforced (despite me linking them the exact page that said it).
~50U/5D connection, no caps.
The good thing about companies not having monopolies on stuff like this.
I was on a 500gb cap before getting fibre (100/40) installed, now i'm on 'unlimited' which I think comes with a warning/maybe throttled at 1tb, so not really unlimited. I use around 700gb a month.
I live in the middle of the woods.
10m down, 1m up. No cap.
May not be the best, but is better than the dial-up I had before it.
I didnt know there was places that still had caps. I live in backwoods USA with 100d/50u no limit.
Comcast 30/6 in Utah.
No bandwidth cap here. The second they enforce it, I'm switching to Google Fiber. Only reason I don't have Google Fiber already is I pay $10 for my internet because of the HOA and im a cheap bastard.
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Supposedly it's 250GB with my 25mbit plan at Shaw, but I've never come close to that number. Even if I did, they won't do jack shit about it unless you're flagrantly exceeding the limit at which point all they do is send you a note to calm down. Repeat abuse might get a "stern talking to."