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Originally Posted by danielf
Is the cap a concern for you? Or is there another reason for wanting to move?
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I may not use enough to end up on the hit list but I signed up to uncapped internet and it was changed without notification
yes I do have concerns about the cap more so if AOL are not being capped.
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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
I doubt AOL would wish to impose any sort of capping, although ultimately they might not have a choice over ntl BB if there were performance issues, and their T&Cs do allow for it.
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Exactly but kowing NTLs love of making big blunders have they slipped up here and not written in any cap for this service ( me thinks its time NTL checked the small print and legal angles incase they have cocked up big time)
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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
When AOL launched over ntl cable in July 2004 they did say to Anticap
Although that is now some time ago, I suspect AOL would not wish to do a complete U turn and now impose a cap. Undoubtedly thoough their T&Cs could be used, as indicated in an earlier post, against anyone with exceptional use patterns.
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I wonder when they actually signed the contract before the cap or after it?
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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
The real question though is why would you want to be locked into the use of AOLs specific software browsers, email and all, rather than have the flexibility of your own software that you as a user can adapt to your own needs.
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The software is easy to by pass on broadband but is it going to stay at 512K on AOL or will that also be increased like NTLs customers?
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Originally Posted by Pem
AOL are advertising an uncapped service on our local radio. The advert goes to great pains to point this out.
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We need a recording of this advert on these forums so others can hear it and perhaps NTL might answer a few questions.