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Sociable · 19-02-2004, 14:31

If that were true womble then why have the 1 gig as the limit that makes no sense?

If they want to stop the 24/7 users only the limit would have been set way above 1 gig. It is clear from the fact they did not that at some point in time they intend enforcing it at the level stated.

The only reason I can see for the delay of a year before any enforcement is that a larger number of users have now put themselves under the revised wording in the AUP either by being new customers or having changed tiers.

NTL themselves know they are on shakey ground legally as regards those who set up their contract prior to the change and have not subsequently changed levels.

19-02-2004, 14:31	#261
Sociable Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Knebworth Age: 72 Posts: 1,816	Re: 1GB Cap Letter!!!! If that were true womble then why have the 1 gig as the limit that makes no sense? If they want to stop the 24/7 users only the limit would have been set way above 1 gig. It is clear from the fact they did not that at some point in time they intend enforcing it at the level stated. The only reason I can see for the delay of a year before any enforcement is that a larger number of users have now put themselves under the revised wording in the AUP either by being new customers or having changed tiers. NTL themselves know they are on shakey ground legally as regards those who set up their contract prior to the change and have not subsequently changed levels.