[IanUK]

I think the caps will be enforced, why else mention them with the announcement ?
The current service only mentions caps in the small print.

I *would* be looking forward to 3mb speed, but the cap is way too small, and just adds a worry whilst surfing, towards the end of the month it may become impossible to view anything because you used up all your bandwidth earlier.

I dropped Broadband Plus because it took me way over the 1 gig limit when I was enjoying it along with my other web uses, as I've mentioned previously on here - I belong to Fileplanet and IGN, and frequently download game demo's and hi res videos, they post loads every day, 3mb speed would be ideal to get them, but then after about 10 days thats the 40 gig limit gone, and thats without any other downloads, service packs patches or Napster downloads etc, NTL need to wake up to the age they now live in, if they have to cap then make it sensible, especially on the top tier package, 5 gig a day at least is needed these days on high speed connections.

I host websites and run several dedicated server's, I pay around £60 a month for 1,000 gig (yes a *thousand* gig) of monthly bandwidth, and have done for a year or so, NTL own their own network, how can they propose to overcharge their own customers so much for bandwidth.

It doesn't add up.

Just my view.