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Old 16-06-2004, 17:15   #12
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Re: Aol
It does except there are very few instances of NTL taking action for breaches of the bandwidth guidance limits (aka Cap).

If NTL have sent you a letter, then maybe this is an option, if they have not then carry on regardless.

Oh and the AOL-NTL service gives 600k not 512. Something else they do not advertise.
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