I have a "pretty quick" internet connection at home with no monthly traffic
cap (perk of the job).

I typically move between 500megs and 2 gigs of International traffic per
month. My domestic useage normally sits in a similar range.

I don't watch what I download at all, and generally download whatever I feel
I need to download.

So yes, I think I'm in the group that wouldn't be frustrated with a 10 gig
cap, especially if there is no financial penalty for going over this cap.

Dave

Jamie Walker wrote:
> On 15/09/2004, at 4:13 PM, barthanson@paradise.net.nz wrote:
>
>> I guess several will be tempted to reply, "I have 10 Gb and it's
>> plenty" but I want to know if there are are any users frustrated with
>> a 10 gb limit.
>
> I was unhappy about it when going over it would mean paying by the
> megabyte for the excess, but now that it just means slowing down for
> the rest of the billing cycle, I don't mind so much. I've never
> really come close to exceeding 10GB under either arrangement, and
> that's with a couple of flatmates to help me. The difference is now I
> don't need to be so paranoid.
>
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