By Edscriber James
I just got an email from Cox stating they were implementing a data cap of 1TB, starting October 6th. Did anyone else get such an email? What are our options?
Cox Implementing Data Caps
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September 26, 2017, 10:03 am
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The service representative told me neither she nor I could access the information about my business account usage. Surely someone can, but …
throttling data creating the need for higher tiers to throttle more data for a need for higher tires to….
They could easily NOT have a monopoly if we all stopped using cox and ended their shenanigans. There are plenty of other sources out there these days.
Complete failure to grasp economic reality. If there were plenty of other sources then Cox would not have a monopoly. And a large number of independent agents all acting in concert against their immediate individual interests in order to obtain a long term community interest is the opposite of easy. (https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/prisoner-dilemma/)
COX needs to go away!
Mb is Megabit and MB is Megabyte. There are 8 bits in a byte. With that being said 250 Mb (Megabit) is actually 0.00003125 TB (Terabyte). Speed is typically measured in bits and storage in bytes.
Also, gaming takes very little compared to video streaming.
Mb is Megabit and MB is Megabyte. There are 8 bits in a byte. With that being said 250 Mb (Megabit) is actually 0.00003125 TB (Terabyte). Speed is typically measured in bits and storage in bytes.
Also, gaming takes very little compared to video streaming.
Mb is Megabit and MB is Megabyte. There are 8 bits in a byte. With that being said 250 Mb (Megabit) is actually 0.00003125 TB (Terabyte). Speed is typically measured in bits and storage in bytes.
Also, gaming takes very little compared to video streaming.
First charge i get for data I’m dropping my TV service 🙁