Which 192/384 uncapped?

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Is it still worthwhile to go for an 192k or 384k uncapped solution?

And which ISP's would you recommend, and why?

Thanks

Libs
 
Depends what you need it for.

The sort of thing most individual users use a lot of bandwidth for... No, there are local sources for that type of thing nowadays.

But for a company or school, it's definitely worth getting uncapped... But 384k would be too slow.

I suppose it's worth it if you do a lot of HTTP or FTP downloading/uploading for some reason.
 
general_koffi said:
Depends what you need it for.

The sort of thing most individual users use a lot of bandwidth for... No, there are local sources for that type of thing nowadays.

But for a company or school, it's definitely worth getting uncapped... But 384k would be too slow.

I suppose it's worth it if you do a lot of HTTP or FTP downloading/uploading for some reason.
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just be careful, uncapped is never really uncapped.

read the fine print.
 
just be careful, uncapped is never really uncapped.

read the fine print.
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Correct - remember to ask the ISP about their Acceptable Usage Policy and what happens once this thresh hold is met.
 
Hi The Librarian.

I would be carefull of contracts, a lot is going to be changing in the next 18 months regarding bandwidth availabability and pricing.

I would not suggest 192k uncapped either as he speed could be a problem, if you would like a demo uncapped to test please PM me and I can ship you a modem that you can test for a week.

Cheers
 
@ xdsluser - I am not considering a contract at this stage - is merely looking at the different packages at this stage - and will do a comparison at a later stage.

At this stage 4Gb is not enough for our usage.

Just to keep record of prices now and then. :)

Sent you a PM. :)
 
@ Raven - thanks! :)

Will be sure to make a note of that - and put it up somewhere for comparison at a later stage :)
 
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