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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey
I don't see anywhere on NTL's site it is selling broadband as an unlimited product.
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Are you listening?
The product
was sold as unlimited, & continued to be for some time after the cap/"guideline" was introduced.
So all the people who signed up for an
unlimnited service as per the adverts have been given a
limited service due to a download cap/"guideline" being introduced.
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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey
Yes but it all relative the more you download the more stress you put on the network.
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But they still could not do anything based on data download totals.
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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey
The way you are going on about this limit its as if they have put it at like 10mb a day. 1gb a day is a reasonable suggestive limit to impose.
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Not when you move the goalposts & change what people signed up for it isn't.
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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey
Not one person has been disconnected by NTL for exceeding this limit and there is no plans to disconnect anyone! So therefore I do not see how it will affect the average user.
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Not the point-the point is that it is still in place & they are not going to increase it even with the new speed tiers coming.
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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey
Most people want extra speed because they like to wait less time, I download no more now than when I first got broadband (512kbps) compared with when I had the 2mbit ADSL line. If people are so bothered about this limit then why are people still getting their broadband from NTL?
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Because they are not like you & don't care about download caps/"guidelines", or they simply don't know better-those are the only 2 options.