I was about to write almost same line
Make sure you don't hire him
That's why pricing should remain MY decision.
nd are these plans throttled on P2P and Ytube as the current plans are...
That's one other thing I don't get: if they limit your data, why limit your speed for p2p/youtube/the applications people actually WANT to freakin' use? Doesn't make sense. I hope that goes away... do one or the other, not both.
Nah i dont think so,they will employ per gb rate post fup.
Good. This would be better for everybody (if the rate is reasonable).
nice to know airtel has finally woken up. The new plans will give a tough time for smaller players who dominate by giving cheap plans but falter in quality of service.
Guess the number of people voting with their wallets finally exceeded Airtel's threshold
But airtel should have come up with higher speed plans. When will we the light of 5mbps and 10mbps starter plans.
I still reckon this is bad thinking - not just on Airtel's part but on yours and most of the rest of the Indian Broadband consumers too. I'd still REALLY like to see Airtel and others offer full line speed up to some FUP and then restrict it thereafter - it would make far more sense.
Yes, the speed drop would be more obvious (or look worse on paper), but the idea behind the FUP is NOT to supposed to restrict the average user, it's to stop abuse, and with these new fairer FUPs it might be fair to say that fewer people would be hitting the FUP anyway, but the point I'm trying to make is, while I'm within my data cap/FUP, I want full-speed, damnit!
Give me up to 24mbit/s (subject to line quality and distance from the DSLAM) and I'll be a happy camper, otherwise having 2, 4, 5, 10 or whatever mbit/s plans doesn't make sense UNLESS the amount of data transfer is unlimited/flat-rate OR unless the FUP is like ours (where users constantly going over the limit are obliged to upgrade their plan).
It's like I've always said: restrict one or the other, but preferably not both.