The contract and policies don't though.
17.2 Does, I agree. However as you also cited 4.3
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n the event that you exceed the usage allowances applicable to your Internet Services as detailed in the User Policy, we reserve the right (at our sole discretion) to reduce, suspend or terminate your Internet Services
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If you exceed the usage allowance applicable to you as per User Policy. What does User Policy say? It's unlimited.
Construed as a whole, the terms and conditions do not allow for what NTL are clearly doing. While 17.2 does give them broad powers if someone is effecting others connection. It is in contradiction with everything else I have cited.
Even so 17.2 does not give them broad reaching powers to slow down all these internet connections. I'm *not* a heavy user and I get 5% of 10mbit. Actually I'll correct myself, I guess it does because it is at their sole discretion. So we're getting screwed over by the fact that NTL can define 1mb a month use as impacting on another user. Even though it's not reasonable.