
AT&T launches bandwidth cap trial one month after Comcast
By: Peter Chubb | November 5, 2008 | 1 CommentJust last month Comcast had launched a bandwidth cap, now AT&T has done the same. The bandwidth cap is just a trial for AT&T customers in Reno, Nev. The cap limit was quietly launched on November 1; new AT&T high speed Internet customers in Reno will be included in the trail.
If customers exceed 150GB per month, then they will be capped at that level. Once customers take part in the trail, they will have a one-month grace if they exceed that limit for the first time. For every GB that they go over, customers will be charged one dollar.
AT&T will also send a written notice to those who reach 80 percent of their limit, just to remind them that they are about to exceed their limit, and additional charges will apply. Although the trail started on November 1, it was not widely reported until November 4.
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