If you’re not satisfied with Comcast’s service get your service from another provider. If Comcast is the only provider in your area the problem is government regulation

My dear Carson, how misguided your tongue does ‘tempt to lead our readers. It is not, however, a fault of your own– but rather a symptom of Universal misguidance [in America]; the state of an overwhelmingly disproportionate influence of a predominately Liberal agenda– not only in the State’s Higher Education institutions, of course– but worse: from the womb [American Citizens] learn an inherently flawed manner of critical reasoning (as illustrated, herein precisely, albeit but a molecule of the drenching of poor Miss Liberty, as she cries “Mercy!” so rightly before You). It may be likened to one, so-called Original Sin– that it is practically impossible in a culture where too many soles of the public at large are practically made to become each Advertiser’s own private Malcovich†– and so, with each satisfaction of Your need for Product; Your own stench made palatable; Your sloth needing no change, for Product anti-sloth is reasoned, verily: a perfectly sensible way of life; and so many other obvious, and not-so-obvious, incremental blows You make to My; Our Nation’s Freedom– in the name of poor “Government Regulation”; in Your need to form a scapegoat for your confounded, incessant anxiety; for your satisfaction in removing the Dangers of My Freedom, we must rethink Govt Regulation– not that I will be the lesser harmed, but that I have no choice in the matter; for Your selfishness, laziness, and inability to reason with natural human sensibilities– may we impose Government, so you may be no longer bothered by thoughts of such matters, for put to bed all of it will have been– not by You, and certainly– I assure you, as readily as I claim lesser knowledge of the nose on my face– when we ask govt to settle the matters which are better left for Private decision, we stab unto the very heart of Liberty. How the twisting of that blade does echo from the squawking mandibles, cowering as the do in their Left wing.

†John Malcovich

Luckily, I am grandfathered in on Verizons’ “unlimited data” (Broadband Access) plan which they originally offered, so I’ve been able to surpass this new limit on a monthly basis.

For the typical user, the 250GB limit is probably never going to be hit, however, for those that download music and movies on a daily basis, I honestly see this as a problem.

I know for a fact that I was going through about 60GB’s of bandwidth in 2-3 days when I was with Charter Communications.

Exactly, because I’m incapable of transferring alternative ideas using anything less than 500 GB/month.

i think we need more b/w in indonesia. some time i felt that another country specially in US or europe they have cheap internet access.

Thank you,

Joule