mmm well yes ....

I think it wouldnt be a bad idea to let this pass

I think it wouldnt be a bad idea to let this pass
I have mixed feelings about it too--I want the extra quota, but when it becomes a free for all, it doesn't usually work out for the end user. I wish they would have doubled the quotas for example, until at least the bottlenecks in the network are worked out.xterm wroteHopefully it will never be applied.
Thanks
Raficoo--is the 10 gig plan available in your centraal--that costs 32K and gives you more quota to work with and maybe reduce your overages?Raficoo wrotethis is what happens to me each month from Facebook, reading blogs, general browing and some youtube
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I have been paying extra like this since day one of DSL(my case 2007)
Amenxterm wroteUnlimited Night Traffic means only one thing: Everyone is abusing the bandwidth.
I myself, do not consume much per month but when I do, I want my connection to be of great quality. I used to get that with Ogero, but as of a few months ago (hint: decree) I haven't had any decent service whatsoever.
The difference between Ogero and other ISPs was that Ogero did not provide Unlimited night traffic. If this passes, you may as well kiss all your online gaming goodbye.
2 users at home, and I'm pretty sure not cracked, switched to WPA2 long ago :)Kassem wroteYou cannot possibly consume this amount of bandwidth with regular usage. Are you sure your LAN is not cracked by some neighbor of yours?Raficoo wroteI have been paying extra like this since day one of DSL(my case 2007)
I beg to differ. In 90% of countries of the "civilized" world they have unlimited quota 24/7, and their gaming latency is always adequate for gaming.xterm wroteUnlimited Night Traffic means only one thing: Everyone is abusing the bandwidth.
I myself, do not consume much per month but when I do, I want my connection to be of great quality. I used to get that with Ogero, but as of a few months ago (hint: decree) I haven't had any decent service whatsoever.
The difference between Ogero and other ISPs was that Ogero did not provide Unlimited night traffic. If this passes, you may as well kiss all your online gaming goodbye.
No matter how much you beg to differ that my logic doesn't apply outside Lebanon, my statement holds correct, granted, well we do live in Lebanon.cullinan86 wroteI beg to differ. In 90% of countries of the "civilized" world they have unlimited quota 24/7, and their gaming latency is always adequate for gaming.
You do forget that a fraction of the users fully utilize their unlimited bandwidth at night. Not all people are going to be downloading at full speed for 7 hours every night.xterm wroteUnlimited Night Traffic means only one thing: Everyone is abusing the bandwidth.
You have a point. Let's hope this doesn't happen... or we can, kiss online gaming goodbye as xterm said.babum wroteAlso, as you may have read many comments of people saying that they will switch to Ogero if it happens. They will also be using the internet during the day, straining the current capacity of the system.
I didn't understand what you did there. May you explain more clearly please?someone wroteIf you're interested you could do like me :)
in lebanon we have ogero, and independent Isp right?
I don't use ogero, even if ogero gives you a very fast internet connection, it give 4 gb bandwidth per month, you know what lets assume it is 10 gb, not enough for me, it's enough if you just use facebook and these stuff, i waste 2gb of bandwidth per day lol,, coz i keep downloading and uploading stuff lol
what i did is go with an independent isp, which give a "good" speed, with 2 gb of bandwidth per day, and to boost my internet speed i use google dns, (you could use opendns, in my case google dns is better, it depends on your location)
and now i can fully load a 30m youtube video in 1m or less i have an internet speed about 5mb/s... you may say not as fast as ogero... i say i don't have to worry about my bandwidth
I went with an independent isp, which gives you 2b of bandwith per day, but it is not as fast as ogero. there are a lot of independent isp companiesI didn't understand what you did there. May you explain more clearly please?