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Originally Posted by DrAwesome
My interpretation is that Unlimited means no restrictions or having to monitor your usage but to NTL it means something completely different.
NTL should come up with a fair competitive price that customers can afford without mean restrictions/limits.
IMO I think the vast majority of NTL customers that use the internet daily would be prepared to pay a decent fair price for a fast BB tier that will be tailored to their usage/addiction.
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I see no mention in these new tiers of unlimited, quite the opposite the restrictions seem quite clear.
Your opinion is wrong. Most users use their internet regularly, generally for low bandwidth applications. I don't think it's fair or that these users would be particularly overjoyed at subsiding heavier users.
I agree about a fair price for a fast tier tailored to usage though, how does £200+ for 3Mbit unlimited sound? Probably a fair price in context of the costs involved.