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[A Jump From Let]

If you went that high then you are probably flying alone or with just few others, so I'd imagine you are under their eyes in any look ups they do for ensuring service quality.

 

[bizzard]

77TB? With my connection at Home or even at office, it might take more than a lifetime to achieve that. The highest speed available for normal home connections here is around 8Mbps, with a bandwidth cap around 50GB and 512Kbps after that.

 

[KuJoe]

No matter how hard I try I cannot do less than 300GB per month. I've turned off servers and NASs, throttled services, and got rid of any always-on desktops but I can't do less than 10GB/day.

 

[ElliotJ]

Crap, and I thought I downloaded a lot.



I have had letters, but nothing threatening to disconnect me.

 

[nunim]

I used to get letters from Bellsouth when I used more then 3 TB on DSL, course that was back in like 2005, I had businesses then downgraded to res and then back to business...Since I've switched to U-Verse they haven't bitched, even with the new supposed b/w monitoring, but I'm not a bandwidth whore like I used to be...  I can only imagine if Verizion was in the S. FL area.. 

 

[Chronic]

I was drooling all over the keyboard by the time I finished the first paragraph. My lousy, overpriced 20/1Mbps makes me feel like I'm in the stone age after reading about the offers Verizon has.

 

[wilbo]

I dunno if I would want a rack of servers in my house.  It would be fun,  but all my money would go into upgrading hardware.

 

[InertiaNetworks-John]

I dunno if I would want a rack of servers in my house.  It would be fun,  but all my money would go into upgrading hardware.

And power! I used to have 2 servers from work sitting in my house as test servers, and they took up quite a bit!

 

[LusoVPS]

77TB is quite a lot traffic. I would say that my total bandwidth usage (considering every place that I logon) would sum up to around 200GB.

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