[c-nsp] Billing per Mb (Large ISPs)

[Saku Ytti]

On (2014-05-25 10:05 -0500), Blake Dunlap wrote:

> The reason is because as an ISP, you generally have to build out for
> peak, not average use, unless you're [maligned eyeball provider] and
> just don't care.

There are fairly regularly congestion in most ISPs, during single fault or
during extraordinary events where demand is much more than normal demands.

I'm not talking about dropping now and then, some content/eyeball links are
congested every day until content agrees to pay to eyeball.
I'd be curious to know, if this content/eyeball strategic congestion occurs
for eyeballs who charge consumers by the byte.

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