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On Fri, 06 Jun 2008 12:16:03 +0100, Invisible wrote:
> Most systems that I have seen either charge you X per minute you're
> online, X per unit of data downloaded/uploaded, or X per month. AOL are
> charging you X per month + Y per minute + BT are charging you Z per
> minute as well.
>
> No number they're No.1? :-/
I use Earthlink here in the US. They're arguably one of the largest ISPs
here. Flat rate ($50/month), no bandwidth caps, always-on connection.
Flat rate is more common here in the US, though Comcast has been toying
with tiered access based on bandwidth utilization and throttling (that's
been in El Reg a few times over the last several months).
There's a reason I don't use Comcast.
Jim
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