Posted by farmer boy on March 07, 2010 at 16:57:59 from (206.80.245.73):
I"m looking at satellite as an alternative to dialup and am concerned about reliability and the 200mb limit. I"m looking at Xplornet and the price is very close to dialup by the time you figure in a second phone line. There is also C-com which has a slightly better upload speed and a 375 mb limit but it"s $85 compared to 60 with Xplornet. Do you normally hit the limit? I"m also reaidng about these download managers. How do they work? the other alternative is the stick. Rogers has it for $65/month with a 5 gb limit and with any major downloads or youtube watching I think I could hit my limit pretty quick. Atleast with the satellite you have the 2am to 7am unlimited to let major downloads happen. Just trying to weigh my options here. TIA
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