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Old 16-09-2008, 00:18   #1
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Sky Remove Fair Use Policy From Max Broadband

It's been drawn to my attention that there is no longer a Fair Use Policy for Sky's up to 16Mbit Max Broadband service, which runs over ADSL2+ and is a tenner on top of a Sky TV package.

References to a Fair Use Policy in the Terms and Conditions for the Max product have been removed, making it a truly, totally unlimited service.

Just a heads up for those who really like their Linux ISOs
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