Peter R. wrote:
Isn't there a clause in your AUP about total usage in a month?
How about 30 days notice to affect a price change?
I don't have a bit cap in place. I serve a more mature residential
market place. I do have some cam customers and a few heavy users. The
way I look at my customers is I let them go as fast as they need and as
fast as I can get them to go. and I don't charge any more or less.
Usage is not currently a problem. The issue we all face is pricing
competition from DSL and Cable. Cherry picking is out of the question
when your in a rural small town city. So if a wisp doesn't serve resi
subs in that market place chances are they won't exist. And if a wisp
can't keep up with speed and services for a competitive price he won't
survive either.
Most of my subs go 3 to 4 megs and some are now seeing 10-12 megs.
I have some video's that I watch from home and I watch the bandwidth
usage as I'm watching it.
We are also involved in a video on demand venture.
Here is some of our video:
http://216.110.205.76/Florence/community.htm
George
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