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Old 07-11-2006, 11:33   #5
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Re: Traffic Shaping (again)

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Originally Posted by RXP View Post
Luckily for us the law determines are rights and obligations under contract. When I signed my contract traffic shaping wasn't a term. (unlike with Sky, who specifically say you will be moved to heavy users if >120gb a month).

The legal one is covered. For a start, when I signed up (in 2000), there was a clause in NTL's Acceptable Use Policy that enabled them to take action against heavy downloaders.

For another thing, if they do make any major changes to the terms and conditions of the service, for 30 days, they (AFAIK) allow people to leave without penalty.
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