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Won't be a problem...
Although Cox is my current ISP, Verizon has already strung fiber in front of my house. So, things like this make it that much easier to say that Cox is my soon-to-be-former ISP.
Posted by: MGP2   Posted on: 01/29/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Won't be a problem...  MGP2 | 01/29/09
re: Won't be a problem...  none none | 01/29/09
What is wrong  Omnius | 01/29/09
How are "instant messages" and email intolerant?  Bruizer | 01/29/09
RE: Cox Cable will block P2P traffic as it sees fit  MrTombpsyco | 01/29/09
re: RE: Cox Cable will block P2P traffic as it sees fit  none none | 01/29/09
RE: Cox Cable will block P2P traffic as it sees fit  none none | 01/29/09
This article makes no sense.  dkawalec | 01/29/09
RE: Cox Cable will block P2P traffic as it sees fit  ZenaPrincess | 01/29/09
I'm Paying For 15mb/s Bandwidth Per Month  itanalyst2@... | 01/29/09
Where in your contract does it say 15 Mbps is the minimum speed?  georgeou | 01/29/09
SLA? Whats an SLA?  supercharlie | 01/29/09
Cox didn't say or imply that they're going to be blocking anything  georgeou | 01/29/09
Neither did Comcast. That didn't stop them from doing it. (nt)  Letophoro | 01/30/09
However Comcast did it on the sly  JT82 | 01/30/09
Controlling bandwidth does not solve the congestion  OracleDivine | 02/01/09
Time to change to Fios  wdumke@... | 03/09/09

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