Rogers Communications violates Canadian net neutrality rules over WoW bandwidth throttling

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1-24-2012 @ 1:08PM

john said...

Thats awesome, now if only something could be done about ATT's random traffic throttling to Eastlink customers.

1-24-2012 @ 1:17PM

Pyromelter said...

Simple solution, avoid AT&T at all costs. Has worked well for me in the mobile device area.

1-24-2012 @ 2:13PM

wow said...

I've never had real big issues with ATT. I've been using their service now since the 1990s for Cell/Landline/Internet. Up until Uverse had always used Satellite for TV. I'm only using a 6mbps plan and I am routinely (on random testing) stay at 5.7-5.85 speeds. :)

Shinanji

1-24-2012 @ 10:32PM

Ophelos said...

I'm on eastlink 20, an i don't got any throttling problems at all.

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