I've got a seedbox set up and I sure love big HD files but my home network has a shit data cap, after which I get charged for more data. I'd rather not have to manage my downloads like this.
Is there any type of place I can go where I'd be alright to stop by and download hundreds of gigabytes in an hour? I'd be willing to pay a small fee even.
problems like this warrant getting better internet. don't tolerate data caps, that's a load of shit in 2016.
trust me, even an extra $30 a month is worth it, especially for someone like you
>>55133410
there is no option to upgrade, I would have to move to another house
>>55133389
Local library? University? Internet Cafe?
If not ask a friend and day you'll pay him 5 or something and hang out while it downloads.
>>55133439
>>55133410
there has to be some FCC law against data caps or something
>>55133475
there are laws about how ISPs operate, but they've made convincing arguments to the FCC that some room needs to exist for data caps and other constraints on usage.
>>55133483
>giant ISP has thousands of terabits of data capacity
>giant ISP's also own a lot of backhaul
>somehow they can't keep up with everybody's data usage
>literally all they have to do is install more routers
the only companies more greedy are oil companies
>>55133461
yeah I'm thinking of this but every public wifi I've ever used has pretty poor bandwidth. Local universities need an account.
I don't think anyone I know bothers to pay for truly unlimited data, I guess I'll ask around though.
