If Internet service providers' current experiments succeed, subscribers may end up paying for high-speed Internet based on how much material they download. Trials with such metered access, rather than the traditional monthly flat fee for unlimited connection time, offer enough bandwidth that they won't affect many consumers - yet.
But as more people use the Internet to watch TV and stream movies, they could bump up against the metered rates' caps, paying expensive over-use fees. Watching a movie may then require paying two fees: one for the movie, another to the cable company.
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It's a step forward for Stop Killing Games.
I refuse to put up with that. Bandwidth hardly costs them Anything. This is a good article to find out more: http://n4g.com/NewsCom-3076...
I'm all for it provided I don't end up paying more than I currently do. I don't really download that much stuff.
What I like about the idea is that people that just read their emails will only have to pay a few bucks per month, while Long John Silver that's docked in Pirate Bay 24/7 will have to pay much more.
In theory..
Been doing it here in Australia since the dawn of time the thing is Australia has one of the slowest internet speeds in the world yet still we pay one of highest, its just another way for greedy men to make more money, One of the biggest providers here in Aus is Bigpond where u must go on a 24 month plan an i pay 80 dollars Aus a month and i only get 25gig of downloads and its still slow as s#$t and once you have gong past your download limit your speed drops to dial up speed F%$k you Howard for our 3rd world net.
That is all!