Originally Posted by andygrif

First off...they don't have to send them to you - there is what's called an implied contract, even if you didn't sign anything. If you did sign something, then you have agreed to a contract for 12 months only. If the terms of the contract (such as the price) changes within the 12 month period, you are entitled to quit the contract early.

Second, what will happen in 5 years from now when (or if) the AUP has changed maybe once a year? You really expect a company to administer five different sets of rules? What about in 50 years from now?




No, not like your employment contract at all...The two are totally different in law. One is to do with employment, one to do with the provision of goods and services under the sale of goods act.



I don't think going over old ground about the cap on this thread is relevant. This thread is about price increases, the price and speed increases don't really have any relevance on the cap, apart from the fact that soon every BB customer will be able to hit their theoretical limit quicker.

I know it's a swine when the prices go up - I understand that - having been with that lot for the last 9 years, my prices have risen astronomically before, but before I've never got anything better for it. At least on this occasion there is some solace in the fact that you can get some extra bandwidth for your money - or pocket the money and take a small hit on the size of your bandwidth.