My thoughts on the revised “tiers of service” from TWC.

It’s nice that Time Warner is offering a lesser priced Internet service, but isn’t that what RoadRunner Lite already does? And 1 Gb total download for this lesser level… I’m sorry, but it should be at least 2 Gb… “Our usage data show that about 30% of our customers use less than 1 GB per […]

The price-gouging premiums of Time Warner Cable’s data caps

The price-gouging premiums of Time Warner Cable’s data caps: Time Warner Cable, stung by online criticism of its paltry traffic caps (in tests, these have ranged form 5GB/month to 40GB/month) and ludicrous pricing schemes, has taken to the ‘Net to defend its sullied honor. But it’s hard to defend a scheme with fees so high […]

The Hunt for the Answer….

You remember the movie, right?   “Ryan, some things in here don’t react well to bullets.” “Yeah, like me. I don’t react well to bullets”  (The Hunt for Red October) Well, I quoted the first line to my wife earlier today, and she said something that just made me pause for a moment..  “What does react […]

Frontier.Net’s acceptable use policy for residential DSL

Funny…  But understandable, since Frontier doesn’t seem to be enforcing these limits, but no one has yet reported that Frontier.Net’s standard Acceptable use policy is even more restrictive..  But, of course, if it is never enforced does it matter?  Only if they can start enforcing it, without changing the contract.   Customers must comply with […]

A public letter to Time Warner

Just for your information Gentlemen…. If the Bandwidth Cap is implemented in the Rochester, Ny area, especially at the rediciously low levels that have been outlined in the press, I will be switching away from Time Warner… I have been a member of TimeWarner since the early 90’s, when the Cable Modem program was started, […]