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Old 02-07-2004, 14:11   #30
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Re: 1Mbit price reduction

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Originally Posted by Neil
It can only be a matter of time before ntl start enforcing the cap, & start penalising people
If you mean in the sense of routinely cutting people off for hitting a 1gb daily limit, no chance. Absolutely NO chance. You'd need to look at the refinacing deal and the emphasis the bondholders now place on growing customer numbers and revenues by RETAINING existing customers, then you'd need to understand the impact on 'churn rates' that would have, to realise it's not going to happen in the current climate.

Yes there are legitimate residential users who hit the 'cap', some get letters asking them to moderate their useage, NOBODY to my knowledge has had service terminated.
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