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#1 Tagerh
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Well, I went over my DL limit for lats month because of the MW2 free weekend on steam, and I got rly mad that I only have 50 GB per month/. SO I'm wonering which ISP's do you guys have, and what is your DL limit?

Also, if you're in Canada, can you recommend me a good ISP that has unlimited DL AND good service? As i want to buy the CIV 4 package :( ughh depressing.

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#2 caiadas25
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I'm in Portugal and I have unlimited download. Here everyone has it. The ISP's here don't give us limits anymore.

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#3 chapman86
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MW2 is only 12 gb, how can you waste all 50gb?

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#4 Buttons1990
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Road Runner (Time Warner)... 15mbps (1.875mb/s DL) and no limit...

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#5 spierdalaj666
Member since 2004 • 865 Posts

verizon fios FTW....

25 Mbps download, 25 Mbps upload, no limits.

I don't know if you guys have it in canada but it's the best internet service that i've ever had. I routinely get 2 mb/s download speeds from steam.

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#6 stoutlad
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verizon fios FTW....

25 Mbps download, 25 Mbps upload, no limits.

I don't know if you guys have it in canada but it's the best internet service that i've ever had. I routinely get 2 mb/s download speeds from steam.

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How much does that run you a month?
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#7 gameofthering
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Scotland, BT internet - 100GB

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#8 Tagerh
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MW2 is only 12 gb, how can you waste all 50gb?

chapman86

LMao, well like if I just did everyday use it would bring me awfully close to 50GB and add MW2 onto that I had like 65GB at the end of the month, and yeah some ISP providers here (the biggers ones like Rogers and Bell) have limits on DL, I'm thinking about switching to ACN Canada.... I wish I lived in the US

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#9 True_Sounds
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ACN is a scam. I think if you pay extra you can remove the bandwidth cap with Rogers?

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#10 concord9
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Bandwidth limits in this day and age are appalling. Stay away from Cogeco/Rogers. I use kelcom no limits. Internet slower then cable but still worth it.

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#11 fivex84
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Local phone company DSL 6meg no limit.

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#12 Tagerh
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ACN is a scam. I think if you pay extra you can remove the bandwidth cap with Rogers?

True_Sounds

Is it a scam? I was reading a lot of the topics online about whether or not it's a scam, a bunch of my dads friends use it and he told me about it. Eh, now I'm rethinking this. And thanks True_Sounds, I'm going to look into Rogers (since im with Bell Sympatico right now), and since you;re from canada, which ISP dyou use?

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#13 kurama2002
Member since 2005 • 1414 Posts

Road Runner (Time Warner)... 15mbps (1.875mb/s DL) and no limit...

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same here, road runner has always been great

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#14 nilzg
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Belgium - 100GB limit (28.62Mbps DL, 1.11Mbps UL (just checked it :P))

But in a month the limit will change to 250GB and after that (another month) it will be unlimited (and will stay that way)

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#15 gameguy6700
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I've got Charter and a 100GB limit. The only ISPs around here are Charter and Comcast, so you're kinda ****ed if you want no download limits around here. The TV channels on Charter suck too. 100 HD channels and me and my mom have yet to find a single channel with any actual HD content on it.

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#16 Rob_101
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Ontario Canada here. I'm with bell. we have the 6 Mbps plan with unlimited bandwidth usage, and before you ask; they don't offer the unlimited thing anymore.

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#17 DJ_Lae
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150GB here in Canada - west coast, though, with Shaw. I think it's $40 a month, 15mbps down (speedtests show closer to 30, but that's their burst thing that skews results). My previous ISP was Telus, which was garbage. $35 a month for 6mbps and a 60GB cap, and they cut off my internet twice for exceeding it.
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#18 JigglyWiggly_
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Comcast, officialy 250 gb. Way to little for me. I average 1.4 TB a month. They don't complain. Hooah.
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#19 True_Sounds
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Comcast, officialy 250 gb. Way to little for me. I average 1.4 TB a month. They don't complain. Hooah.JigglyWiggly_

Do you stream HD every day? How the hell do you transfer so much! :O

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#20 -Origin-
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I live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I have ultra high speed, my bandwidth limit is 30gb a month with Videotron. Steam is a no no for me because per gb over the limit, they charge $8.

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#21 JustusCF
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Cox...

Apparently I have a 250GB upload/download limit but it has never bothered me.

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#22 Born_Lucky
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Cox...

Apparently I have a 250GB upload/download limit but it has never bothered me.

JustusCF

Same here (Cox w/ 250G limit), but there are millions of people all over the world with download limits between 5GB - 40GB a month.

I usually average about 30GB a month, so I don't even come close to the limit, but then again, I don't stream a lot of content, and I rarely buy games off Steam - I buy physical copies of most of my games.

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#23 chandu83
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What's with all the download limits? I thought were past that...
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#24 Lach0121
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Comcast high speed cable internet, paying for 12mb down and like 1-2mb up around $70 a month, and Im not sure about the bandwidth cap or not. (We really don't download a whole lot actually, and seriously don't upload a lot, mainly just gaming and surfing.)

I may not have one, or I haven't reached it in a long time.

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Comcast high speed cable internet, paying for 12mb down and like 1-2mb up around $70 a month, and Im not sure about the bandwidth cap or not. (We really don't download a whole lot actually, and seriously don't upload a lot, mainly just gaming and surfing.)

I may not have one, or I haven't reached it in a long time.

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What state do you live in? $70 for internet seems too high. We pay $42.95 for 8mbps down and 512kbps up.
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#26 Hekynn
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I got Cox Cable so no limit if you have cox cable near your area go for it. Its SOO WORTH IT.
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#27 JigglyWiggly_
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[QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"]Comcast, officialy 250 gb. Way to little for me. I average 1.4 TB a month. They don't complain. Hooah.True_Sounds

Do you stream HD every day? How the hell do you transfer so much! :O

Torrents. Super Pirated Edition of everything. Nah, I just seed a bunch of Linux, and BSD torrents. They eat bandwidth like no other. And my website, and my gameservers. And I also use Comcast's file transfer for autodownloading on my servers. Lol@comcast. They are pretty good :P
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#28 Lach0121
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[QUOTE="Lach0121"]

Comcast high speed cable internet, paying for 12mb down and like 1-2mb up around $70 a month, and Im not sure about the bandwidth cap or not. (We really don't download a whole lot actually, and seriously don't upload a lot, mainly just gaming and surfing.)

I may not have one, or I haven't reached it in a long time.

chandu83

What state do you live in? $70 for internet seems too high. We pay $42.95 for 8mbps down and 512kbps up.

LA, down here this is the best offer so far.

I also only get internet, I have no bundle package I don't get the crappy cable that comes along with it, or Voice service.

Though if we get a better offer in our area, Price/speed ratio, then thats what im gonna go with.

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#29 DJ_Lae
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I live in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I have ultra high speed, my bandwidth limit is 30gb a month with Videotron. Steam is a no no for me because per gb over the limit, they charge $8.

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$8 a gigabyte? Man, I thought Rogers was bad at $2/GB. I'm surprised they can get away with it.
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#30 Iantheone
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NZ has horrible internet. I get 10GB free and $2 for each gig above that. I use about 30 gig a month
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#31 simardbrad
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I live in North/Central Ontario (North Bay specifically) and I was with Cogeco Cable last year. Split $70 a month with 2 others for a 16/1 connection and a 100gb cap. Really rediculous.

I'm with Teksavvy DSL this year, only 5/.700 connection, but at least I get 200gb of bandwidth and it's only $29.99

Canadian internet is really rediculously crappy because we don't have any competition.


Cogeco has monopoly on Eastern Cable, Shaw has monopoly on Western Cable and Bell owns all the DSL connections and just leases it to resellers. It's such bullcrap since I can drive 8 hours south to the states and get much better internet...

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#32 MyopicCanadian
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What's with all the download limits? I thought were past that...chandu83
If anything I'd say it's a new thing. The two major providers in Ontario used to have unlimited.. when Rogers instigated a cap, I had to switch to another service. Right now on Teksavvy which is a 200 GB/mo cap, and that's much more reasonable than 60 GB/mo.
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#33 simardbrad
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[QUOTE="chandu83"]What's with all the download limits? I thought were past that...MyopicCanadian
If anything I'd say it's a new thing. The two major providers in Ontario used to have unlimited.. when Rogers instigated a cap, I had to switch to another service. Right now on Teksavvy which is a 200 GB/mo cap, and that's much more reasonable than 60 GB/mo.

which area of ontario are you in? I have teksavvy 200gb package as well

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[QUOTE="True_Sounds"][QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"]Comcast, officialy 250 gb. Way to little for me. I average 1.4 TB a month. They don't complain. Hooah.JigglyWiggly_
Do you stream HD every day? How the hell do you transfer so much! :O

Nah, I just seed a bunch of Linux, and BSD torrents. They eat bandwidth like no other. And my website, and my gameservers. And I also use Comcast's file transfer for autodownloading on my servers. Lol@comcast. They are pretty good :P

This is madness! :o:x

"I. Prohibited Uses and Activities


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Technical restrictions

  • use or run dedicated, stand-alone equipment or servers from the Premises that provide network content or any other services to anyone outside of your Premises local area network ("Premises LAN"), also commonly referred to as public services or servers. Examples of prohibited equipment and servers include, but are not limited to, e-mail, Web hosting, file sharing, and proxy services and servers;"


Comcast's Acceptance Use Policy

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#35 avneet1
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ATT Fiber Optic Line - No Limit

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#36 deactivated-5d0e4d67d0988
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My download limit is 20 gig a month. I don't spend my days pirating everything so I hardly ever go over my crap. New Zealand internet is so crap but the country will be upgrading in the near future.

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#37 RichardStallman
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No limits here.
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#38 the_ChEeSe_mAn2
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I am currently stuck with Rogers (60 GB/month). But since that is what my landlord uses, I have to use it as well.
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#39 ventnor
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Unlimited at Denmark, I can't think of one ISP that doesn't have unlimited download.

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#40 JigglyWiggly_
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[QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"][QUOTE="True_Sounds"]Do you stream HD every day? How the hell do you transfer so much! :OCrazyKilljoy117

Nah, I just seed a bunch of Linux, and BSD torrents. They eat bandwidth like no other. And my website, and my gameservers. And I also use Comcast's file transfer for autodownloading on my servers. Lol@comcast. They are pretty good :P

This is madness! :o:x

"I. Prohibited Uses and Activities


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Technical restrictions

  • use or run dedicated, stand-alone equipment or servers from the Premises that provide network content or any other services to anyone outside of your Premises local area network ("Premises LAN"), also commonly referred to as public services or servers. Examples of prohibited equipment and servers include, but are not limited to, e-mail, Web hosting, file sharing, and proxy services and servers;"


Comcast's Acceptance Use Policy

Go away you!

PS comcast does not want to find people like this, because then it will make a big publicity thing... that is why Comcast does not actively search for modem hackers.

But if you abuse bandwidth and you're a modem hacker, you're screwd... cause like that is actually pretty damn illegal.

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#41 True_Sounds
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[QUOTE="True_Sounds"]

[QUOTE="JigglyWiggly_"]Comcast, officialy 250 gb. Way to little for me. I average 1.4 TB a month. They don't complain. Hooah.JigglyWiggly_

Do you stream HD every day? How the hell do you transfer so much! :O

Torrents. Super Pirated Edition of everything. Nah, I just seed a bunch of Linux, and BSD torrents. They eat bandwidth like no other. And my website, and my gameservers. And I also use Comcast's file transfer for autodownloading on my servers. Lol@comcast. They are pretty good :P

If you're seeding torrents on a public tracker then yeah I can imagine that'd max out most lines. My old roomie does that on the demon, had a terabyte uploaded in no time haha. I prefer saving my bandwidth on pure downloading, reason why I quit public torrents years ago. When I see FIOS in Canada, or something equivalent for cheap enough that isn't a hosted server, it might make more sense again.

I bet alot of Canadian teens are costing their parents fortunes with this generations p2p normalcy, when they could just get a newsgroup subscription for like $15-20 a month and then not have your bandwidth divided.

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I am currently stuck with Rogers (60 GB/month). But since that is what my landlord uses, I have to use it as well.the_ChEeSe_mAn2

also with Rogers for 60 GB/month. My dad is with them prolly cuz we dont know anyone better, plus its not hard to stay under 60 GB,

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#43 CrazyKilljoy117
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Go away you!

PS comcast does not want to find people like this, because then it will make a big publicity thing... that is why Comcast does not actively search for modem hackers.

But if you abuse bandwidth and you're a modem hacker, you're screwd... cause like that is actually pretty damn illegal.

JigglyWiggly_

Well wanting publicity or not, they don't care. They've gone out and beyond to fight against the FCC over net neutrality... and Comcast won *sad face*

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#44 True_Sounds
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[QUOTE="the_ChEeSe_mAn2"]I am currently stuck with Rogers (60 GB/month). But since that is what my landlord uses, I have to use it as well.halokillerz

also with Rogers for 60 GB/month. My dad is with them prolly cuz we dont know anyone better, plus its not hard to stay under 60 GB,

I can make do with Rogers 60GB, but during the school year I have unlimited on campus, so I just stock up on stuff and put it on a couple externals. Helps me with rationing those 2gigs transfer/day throughout the summer.

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#45 bac_Alexander
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NZ has horrible internet. I get 10GB free and $2 for each gig above that. I use about 30 gig a monthIantheone

Ya it is. Those guys in other countries are lucky. 50 gigs limit. I wish we had that here. I get 20 gigs a month for 70NZD and extra 20gigs for another 30NZD. Which is around 70 USD in total a month.

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#46 2uneek4u
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i have 50gb a month too Up to 20000/1000kbps it sure uses up 50gb quite quickly though...

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#47 the_mitch28
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Australia

60GB a month @ 30mbps

I've never gone over...

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#48 kimkim01
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My ISP has no download limits but I have a speed cap of 384 Kbps.

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[QUOTE="Iantheone"]NZ has horrible internet. I get 10GB free and $2 for each gig above that. I use about 30 gig a monthbac_Alexander

Ya it is. Those guys in other countries are lucky. 50 gigs limit. I wish we had that here. I get 20 gigs a month for 70NZD and extra 20gigs for another 30NZD. Which is around 70 USD in total a month.

Yep it sucks. I hope that fibre to the door thing improves all the net plans, makes them cheaper and gives us much more capicity. If not, then everyone will have super fast internet and go over their cap in 5 seconds.

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#50 RobertBowen
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I had problems with reliability of service in the past, so I had to bite the bullet and go with an ISP that offers better reliability and decent customer service - but they do cap my bandwidth at a paltry 20Gb per month, and I pay more than I should at £22 (~$33) per month. Can't even get the max 20Mbit download speed of my package because the local telephone exchange is limited to 6Mbit throughput, which sucks. British Telecom have a stranglehold on the telephone exchanges here, and there are no plans to upgrade this one, so I'm kind stuck no matter what ISP I go with - I'll still be limited by the line capacity.

Having said that, I think it's time to shop around again.