Well, I think the limits exist on paper just so they can bust people of 
their choice.


What Are the Current Cox High Speed Internet Residential Bandwidth 
Limitations?
The Cox High Speed Internet acceptable use policy allows each user a 
maximum of 2GB per day and/or 30GB of downloads per month. Uploads are 
limited to 1GB per day and/or 7.5GB per month. This is an extremely high 
limit - for example 2GB of content is equivalent to about 60,000 
pictures, 2000 minutes of MP3 music or 3 to 4 full-length movies.

Here's the URL
http://support.cox.net/custsup/safety/bytecapfaq.shtml

It seems like Rob's Estimation of 3GB/month was small by a factor of 10. 
  Not a bad guess though.  But good luck doing 30GB/month on a 56K Rob ;)

Austin

tickticker wrote:
> Who has a 3GB per month limit?  I wouldn't get past day 3 of the month.  Thats 
> about 4-5 full sized isos and wouldn't leave any room for anything else.  
> Sounds like you've been hearing some FUD from the phone company or just plain 
> misinformation.
> 
> anthony
> 
> On Thursday 24 April 2003 04:57 am, Rob Wultsch thought they were smart and 
> wrote:
> 
>>After seeing a /. article (cable beats dsle for speed) it occured to me
>>that I can download more over 56k (15 MB/hr* 24 hr *10days) in the time
>>that I am not home than I could by paying twice as much for cable
>>(something like 3 gig/ month limit).
>>
>>How nuts is that?
>>
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