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Old 08-07-2008, 15:14   #64
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Re: Virgin rapped on broadband speeds
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Originally Posted by h3llb1tch View Post
You are defending the indefensible.
Unlimited means without limits. NO LIMITS or restrictions. Not a single Goddamn one.

If a service is advertised as unlimited, people will natuarally assume there are no limits.

So imagine how peed off they are when they realise that during STM hours, they are limited both in how much they can download (if they don't want to be STM'd their download capacity is restricted because they are only allowed to download XXX amount of data) and how fast they can download it (if they trigger STM, their speed is limited, restricting their download capacity relative to the full speed sevice which is being paid for.)

You cannot rewrite the English language and write in exceptions to the rule.

Unlimited means NOT limited.

Which part of the definition do you not understand ?
Perhaps I should get you a dictionary...
Well Virgin have apparently re wrote it. Why has this not been challenged by ASA and OFCOM then?
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