Does Your ISP impose limits? What is your limit per month? Speed and Cost ? Location?

[Midwest-Linux]

Does Your ISP impose limits? What is your limit per month? Speed and Cost ? Your Country Location?

[Midwest-Linux]

No Limits
$40 a month
Advertises up to 10Mbps
Midwest USA

[billgoldberg]

ISP: Belgacom
Limit/month: 12gb
Speed: 4.6 mbps down, 256kb up
Cost: 45 €/month
Location: Belgium

national download day

I'm being ripped off, but theres nothing I can do about it, damn monopolistic bastards and their "12 gb is enough for everybody" ********! So in reality I pay something like 100 € (100 EUR (EUR) = 144 USD (USD)) because they charge 1 €/1 Gb extra, if you don't pay you get 26kb down.

[rabid9797]

ISP: Bellsouth/AT&T
Down: 6mbps
Up: 412kbps
Limit: ?

i really have no idea, i know comcast limits people at around 300GB a month(they harass the top .01% of customers for bandwidth use, no real limit). but for bellsouth i can't find any info on a bandwidth cap per month.

does any one else know?

[-grubby]

ISP: Centurytel
no limits.
$30 a month
1.5MB down/512K up
eastern washington,USA

[Lostincyberspace]

No limits
$30 a month
50Mb download/70-80 Mb upload
Utopia Utah

[el_ricardo]

in leicester i'm with the UK free software network, and they're pretty good

its an 8meg connection, but they support up to whatever your area's lines can support, £30/month with 300GB off peak limit, and a 30GB peak limit, and no bandwidth shaping, ie it doesn't cap your speed if you use bit torrent

I think its much better to have a nice big download limit these days instead of "unlimited" packages with fair use policies

also the UK free software network uses it's profits to fund open source projects

http://www.ukfsn.org

[Dr Small]

ISP: Wildblue
Limited Bandwidth of 13 GBpm
80$ per month
1.5 MBps
East Coast

[MethodOne]

TDS Telecom
Howards Grove, WI, USA (near Sheboygan)
-3 Mbps/512 Kbps
-According to the terms and AUP, they claim to have a 50GB up and down limit, but they haven't kicked me off at all, even during the occasional torrent download (not capped). I also asked them about using SSH and they said I can use it.
$50 a month

[ubuntu27]

Country: USA
ISP: Charter Communications

I don't know of any limits that they impose. I only know that many tomes they disconnected me without any notice (specially the days I have been downloading CD/DVD image (iso) and Japanese Animation (Anime) with a Bittorrent client.

They never told me if there was a bandwidth limits (nor I have asked).

In the "Acceptable Use Policy - Residential Customer" they tell us that. Quote

1. USE
Charter high-Speed is Designed for personal and family use within a single household. Customer agress that only Customer and co-residents living in the same household will use the Service. The term 'single household' means Customer's home and includes an apartment, condominium, flat or other residential unit that may be used as a residence in any multiple dwelling unit.

Customer may set up one (1) web page per primary e-mail account for personal use using the Service, but Customer may not establish a web page using a server located at Customer's home. Customer will not use nor allow others to use, Customer's home computer as a web server, FTP server, file server, or game server or to run any other server applications. Customers will not use, nor allow others to use, the Service to operate any type of business or commercial enterprise. Customers will not advertise that the Service is available for use by third parties or unauthorized users.

Charter reserves the right to disconnect or reclassify the Service to a higher grade for failure to comply with any portion of this provision or this Policy. Any violation of these policies may lead to prosecution under state and/or federal law and/or termination of Customer's service.