TDing dong, the cap is dead. Comcast has lifted the 250 gigabyte-per-month data-transmission cap it imposed on its residential Internet customers four years ago. The cap may not stay off, but it won't be 250 GB again. Comcast officials said on the company's blog and in a conference call that Comcast plans to test at least two data-management approaches - giving all its residential customers a 300 GB-per-month cap; and giving the customers who subscribe to its three cheapest Internet plans a 300 GB cap and the customers who subscribe to its two most expensive plans higher caps.
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