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plastic-fantastic-comcast needs less talk/pre-announcements and a lot
more timely releases

less talk, more action, huh?

while all the cable companies have their problems,
plastic-fantastic-comcast is the most expensive and has the worst
support/problem resolution

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Do very very few people download that much ? Indeed. I am a big Dead fan, so in addition to the occasional TV show, movie, and music downloads, I also download - completely legal I might add - Grateful Dead concerts in FLAC or SHN format. Since Comcast instituted their cap, I am using a network meter and over the last 10 days I'm averaging about 5 GB per day (up and down - most stuff I get over BT).

I don't know that there is a point here, but if your network can support 22 Mbps on the one hand, then there is really no reason to be restricting total network traffic to 250 GB on the other hand.

Basically this all just supports the idea that Comcast is simply clueless when it comes to customer service. It's like the water company putting in new huge pipes and saying they can now deliver 1000 gallons per minute to every household. Oh, but each household is still limited to 750 gallons per day. ]]>Oct 23rd 2008 5:36PM