http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/ Blog reviews on technology, computers, and electronics. Tips & Tricks. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:27:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/#comment-406 John Wed, 05 Dec 2007 16:25:18 +0000 http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/#comment-406 Thats was funny lol. Thanks for the sharing. Thats was funny lol. Thanks for the sharing.

]]> http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/#comment-115 Yogesh Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:24:00 +0000 http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/#comment-115 This is crazy, they should clearly tell their customers what acceptable limits are or better yet put a software cap on it to ensure customer doesn’t over consumes the bandwidth. Sending out cease and desist message once customer has already consumed excess bandwidth is poor business decision. This is crazy, they should clearly tell their customers what acceptable limits are or better yet put a software cap on it to ensure customer doesn’t over consumes the bandwidth. Sending out cease and desist message once customer has already consumed excess bandwidth is poor business decision.

]]> http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/#comment-108 niknar1900 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 10:54:00 +0000 http://www.pc4people.com/tips_and_tricks/2007/09/19/comcast-broadband-plays-hardball/#comment-108 It's funny that at the same time that I was broadband shopping, this story came out. In most Terms of Service or contract with TelCos there is usually a clause that says that they can terminate service for <i>whatever</i> reason they see fit. But that doesn't make it right, it's downright despicable and a little misleading. They're obviously not selling unlimited internet which they used to tout all the time, and of course how fast they are with Speedboost, ridiculous, why have Speedboost if I'm going to get the boot the next day. It’s funny that at the same time that I was broadband shopping, this story came out. In most Terms of Service or contract with TelCos there is usually a clause that says that they can terminate service for whatever reason they see fit. But that doesn’t make it right, it’s downright despicable and a little misleading. They’re obviously not selling unlimited internet which they used to tout all the time, and of course how fast they are with Speedboost, ridiculous, why have Speedboost if I’m going to get the boot the next day.

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