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Originally Posted by Rewrew
I don't want to be involved in a flame war but I find the idea of consuming anything because you can, rather than because you have a need, is unhelpful to the rest of society. What would your opinion be of a neighbour who filled his swimming pool at such a rate that your water pressure became too low for your upstairs taps? To prevent such a problem the utility companies have fair usage policies that prevent you drawing water at too high a rate from the system. If you want more water then you need a business supply paid for at business rates. If you want your internet connection of business quality the answer is simple pay business rates for it but while you are on a domestic tariff consider the others that share your bandwidth and only consume what you genuinely need.
In other words "play nicely".
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Again I'm not sure of your point as you have answered your own question.
I have no responsibilty to you or any other network user. It is VM's draconian throttlling that is the answer for you.
I pay for 20mbit "unlimited use" because that is what i want to use.
VM choose to restrict my 20mbit use quite a lot "to help other networkwork users" - thats your consideration for other people, they have dealt with it.
What I am left with I choose to use as much as i can - that is after they have taken you into consideration. So its not even an issue for you is it.
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Originally Posted by dev
wired or wireless?
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wired
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Originally Posted by Sirius
And it Numpty's like you that make them use STM 
I am a heavy user, However i dont download for downloading's sake or to get at VM. |
Please dont revert to name calling.
You totally miss the point - if it wasnt for their STM i wouldnt need to watch my bandwidth 24/7 and feel that I'm being robbed in the first place.