Submission + - Tests of Time Warner broadband cap rescheduled, de (betanews.com)
jcrousedotcom writes: "Time Warner cable apparently has heard that folks aren't too happy with their plan to meter their unlimited connections. From the first paragraph of the article:
"Time Warner Cable's proposed trials of consumption-based billing were originally slated to begin in several markets this summer, where customers would be a part of a tiered pricing scheme. Pricing would have started at 1 GB per month for $15, and go up to 100 GB per month for $75, and include a per-gigabyte overage fee.
The public's reaction was less than favorable, and the trials in Texas have been rescheduled.""
"Time Warner Cable's proposed trials of consumption-based billing were originally slated to begin in several markets this summer, where customers would be a part of a tiered pricing scheme. Pricing would have started at 1 GB per month for $15, and go up to 100 GB per month for $75, and include a per-gigabyte overage fee.
The public's reaction was less than favorable, and the trials in Texas have been rescheduled.""
