TheGazette do note that term Hog is a lie for these hogs had paid for the
Bell advertised unlisted download services and broke no laws in the process.

Money hungry, clearly greedy Bell Sympatico was willing for years now to even post false advertising promises Canada wide to all of the potential customers equally promising a high, reliable, stable high speed Internet system Canada wide even knowing before that they could and would not be able to do so.

From: paul kambulow
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 11:15 PM
To: rrocha@thegazette.canwest.com
Cc: pm@pm.gc.ca
Subject: “This whole issue of throttling was brought to light when some customers who have the tools to measure their bandwidth noticed changes in their speeds”.

It was in July 2007 when for the first time I measured the speed of my internet services on a Bell recommend site http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest and when I found out the answer I next contacted Bell and all of the major newspapers editors, major MPs now too and rightfully complained Bell had deceived me, mislead me about the Speeds it was giving me.. Bell had broken my contractual obligations

Paul
http://thenonconformer.blogspot.com/

Imagine that Bell Sympatico, Bell’s Sympatico Billing many times would not answer my simple question and tell me still as how much I had paid per month, had paid for my high speed 6 meg unlimited download Internet account in Nov 2007, and next also in February 2008, and how was the February account now paid for and that caught me more curious, more determined to look into the whole matter and to find out why? and what I found out was clearly crimminal.. http://thenonconformer.blogspot.com/

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They dont want you using your internet connection for these services.

So instead of investing in the future of the internet…. they are “shaping” the traffic or limiting it.

Canada is far behind in thier internet technology compared with Europe…where they have speeds of 20MB….compared to my current service with sympatico hoovering about 2MB…on a good day. This is not due to P2P applications as it is to poor infrastructure…IMHO.

MLF

If there are to be these MAFIAA-backed media download sites, what will be the “accepted” file transfer method for these large files?

And, how will using that form of large file transfer NOT create more of the “bandwidth hogging” that P2P/BitTorrent is supposed to??

Talk about Bell-Hypocritico!

Bell has been such an evil dictator to everyone for so long now. But, somehow, I knew there would come a day when Bell would have to answer for all of it.

Between the neutrality issue, the anti-throttling petition, and the anti-competition suits, Bell (and Rogers) has clearly demonstrated there is a blatant need for communications giants to be held accountable.

Now that the throttling debate has now been thrust into the CRTC’s lap, it will bring in the net neutrality question right along with it.

Let’s just hope the throttling petition doesn’t take months/years to be heard, or the very people that filed it may end up bankrupt first.

Hats off to the CAIP!