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Originally Posted by pem
It is well worth the restriction to someone on a tight budget. It seems a lot of people in the forum just can't grasp the concept that not everyone who has broadband spends all their time downloading files. A large number of users (the majority I would say) just surf a few sites and use e-mail. This is ideal for them.  |
This is certainly true for me. I got Broadband for faster browsing and a reliable connection, plus fast downloads on the odd occasion I need it (most often just my Mac OS software updates).
I have never been a high bandwidth user and would happily contemplate moving to a service whose cap is offered as a selling point rather than buried in the AUP. This is IMHO a far more honest way of capping a service rather than implying it's unlimited and then slapping on the restrictions.