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Originally Posted by BenMcr
In that case no ADSL provider should advertise as unlimited - because they are limited by line length
One rule for the goose, one for the gander then?
If the industry/OFCOM allows limited ADSL providers to advertise as Unlimited - even thought you cannot download as much as they say you can - why should a different rule apply for cable?
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You are just talking nonsense now.
Be is Unlimited. you can download as much as you want at the speed your line supports. without any restrictions put in place made by BE in altering your speed and such after a certain amount is downloaded.
If you now want to move on to the next route of downloading as much as you want. and you still can with Virgin but at a reduced speed from the original speed. then don't bother
