Re: Here we go...
blockdog
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listening to: Jeff Black - Honey & Salt
registered: 2004.04.04
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>>I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. >I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. >I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. <<Well, you may take comfort in that for a while but...
Word is, all the majors are following suit.
If you think the DSL providers will sit back after the other guys
have all gone "pay per view", I think you are in for a rude awakening.After all, as I recall, DSL was originally much more expensive then cable and the cables companies saw it as an opportunity to be more in line with DSL pricing.I hope you are right and I am wrong.
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>>I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. >I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. >I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. I switched from Comcast to DSL several years ago, have not changed my habits, and have not heard a single word from my provider regarding usage or limits. <<Well, you may take comfort in that for a while but...
Word is, all the majors are following suit.
If you think the DSL providers will sit back after the other guys
have all gone "pay per view", I think you are in for a rude awakening.After all, as I recall, DSL was originally much more expensive then cable and the cables companies saw it as an opportunity to be more in line with DSL pricing.I hope you are right and I am wrong.
