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   Name: D.Hochstaetter on Dec 1, 2008

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   Name: Rob Raper on Dec 1, 2008

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   Name: Matthew Donaldson on Dec 1, 2008

   Comments: Metered billings are not the way to go, and I sure hope they get rid of it completely. You will lose customers if this happens. The limits are way too low and even 250GB is too low as it is.

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   Name: Carl on Dec 1, 2008

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   Name: KR on Dec 1, 2008

   Comments: This is all just a racket to discourage use of Internet Video, since these ISPs are usually in the cable TV business too.

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 1, 2008

   Comments: AT&T Stop metered internet billing and start increasing DSL presence and higher speeds in your product areas.

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   Name: Chris on Dec 1, 2008

   Comments: all data caps suck

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   Name: Anonymous on Dec 1, 2008

   Comments: I will switch providers if they ever implement data usage caps! Greedy bastards.

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   Name: Roberto Cappote on Dec 1, 2008

   Comments: I want to opt-out of the petition and encourage AT&T to proceed as planned and impose over usage caps to the rest of its coverage footprint. AT&T needs to impose over usage caps as fast as possible and to expand to other markets beyond Reno, NV and Beaumont, TX in a timely manner. Thank You

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    Name: Luciano Nova on Dec 2, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 2, 2008

    Comments: No metered bandwidth.

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    Name: Sean Poyser on Dec 4, 2008

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    Name: John Larkin on Dec 4, 2008

    Comments: Metered usage will basically kill usage of the internet for many people. It will be too expensive to use things like video on demand, YouTube and others.

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    Name: John C. Miller on Dec 4, 2008

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    Name: Jason Jeffcoat on Dec 6, 2008

    Comments: You will loose all the gamers that play games like World of Warcraft, this is a terrible idea and I pray that they do not do this.

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    Name: Joel Tan on Dec 6, 2008

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    Name: Karry McFall on Dec 7, 2008

    Comments: With a fixed income, 2 kids, and no option for good television, we often watch TV online & play games online. We cannot get a dish or cable where we live, and U-Verse is not deployed yet. We can ill use another limitation on top of speed as it is. NO METERED BANDWIDTH PLEASE!

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    Name: Odin Brodersen on Dec 8, 2008

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    Name: Eric Adamcheski on Dec 9, 2008

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    Name: Cindy Iavagnilio on Dec 9, 2008

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    Name: Cindy Iavagnilio on Dec 9, 2008

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    Name: Darin Inda on Dec 10, 2008

    Comments: Anyone who meters my connection, I will terminate service with.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 10, 2008

    Comments: No to CAPS, No to Metered Billing!!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 10, 2008

    Comments: Anyone who meters my connection, I will terminate service with.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 10, 2008

    Comments: Metered usage will basically kill usage of the internet for many people. It will be too expensive to use things like video on demand, YouTube and others.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 10, 2008

    Comments: this is unfair to us the consumer when we allready pay for monthly fee per month.

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    Name: Brian on Dec 11, 2008

    Comments: This is just ridiculous... I live in an apt with two roommates and we all play different video games. I would quit using the internet if this happened.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 12, 2008

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    Name: S Redd on Dec 12, 2008

    Comments: Dear ISP, The consumers are tired of your your disgusting, politician-like greed. You better leave well enough alone or we shall start speaking with our wallets and pocketbooks instead of a petition. Have a nice day.

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    Name: Zachery on Dec 13, 2008

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    Name: Vincent Steeb on Dec 19, 2008

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    Name: James R. Halliwell on Dec 19, 2008

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    Name: Anita F. Bell on Dec 19, 2008

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    Name: Paul G on Dec 19, 2008

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    Name: Nathan Harper on Dec 20, 2008

    Comments: It is beyond reason that a company should be able to cap bandwidth. Internet Access should have an unlimited quantity; but be charged by the speed in which you want to have access. I can see special circumstances, but to impose limits on everyone is crazy.

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 20, 2008

    Comments: this should stop because it will end the internet as we know it

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 22, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 22, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 22, 2008

    Comments: Ther is no bandwith acrolypolis coming it is not running out. thats why they are building up there network to offer faster speeds from the money that we pay them. This is just a greed thing. One more way for big corporations to pay there top execs $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ when they need to spend that money on somthing else. to many Chiefs and not enough Indians.

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    Name: Steve Vajo on Dec 22, 2008

    Comments: This will create an unfair advantage on the part of the ISP provider, to force you to use their content services by biasing the cost of competitors content. ie. HULU downloads will count against your allotment, but VOIP and IP TV download from the ISP provider will not. Unfair at best, illegal at worst.

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    Name: Dennis Thayer on Dec 22, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 23, 2008

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    Name: Nick Smith on Dec 24, 2008

    Comments: agreed

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    Name: Justin Smith on Dec 25, 2008

    Comments: Plans sold as UNLIMITED should be treated as such - and compared to the many other countries we are being screwed on our data service!

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    Name: Tom on Dec 27, 2008

    Comments: I think they just want to stick it to the hardcore internet users. Most people will never go over 20gb and some never over 1gb. Then there are others that can do that in a night. I know I have used over 10gb in a day but rairly do, but as more and more goes online I only see my usage getting higher.

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    Name: Andrew Mefford on Jan 2, 2009

    Comments: What the companies are doing is horrible. You pay for unlimited internet so keep it unlimited internet!

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 2, 2009

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    Name: Daniel Ringe on Jan 3, 2009

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    Name: Nicholas White on Jan 7, 2009

    Comments: Hughesnet has an insanely low cap @ 400mb/day. This makes much of the internet inaccessible!

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    Name: Steve L on Jan 21, 2009

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