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Old 25-04-2009, 16:51   #9
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Re: When The 50M Rollout Is Done - New Tier Thoughts

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Originally Posted by AbyssUnderground View Post
I'd prefer Option 1 but with higher caps. Why? I'm on 10Mbps (L) and I use 300GB/month on average already. A lower cap than that would make it hard for me even if the speed is 1/4.

50Mbps - 1000GB
20Mbps - 750GB
10Mbps - 500GB
10Mbps (M) - 150GB
2Mbps - 30GB
I would not agree that it's reasonable to expect 500GB for 25 quid a month. The discrepancy between M and L is also massive given the small price difference. Appreciate it's a matter of personal choice but think the expectation of 500GB is unrealistic and the jump from M to L is also unrealistic.

If you want 300GB I'd be wanting more of your cash

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb View Post
I want the STM in place how it was or is being trialed
Part of the reason I went into more depth on other things is that I think STM as it is is unfair and doesn't work. After 9PM my area hits a serious go slow due to STM clicking off and people starting their leechery, and it punishes people who may have a brief spike of heavy utilisation while allowing people, perhaps like yourself, nothing personal , whose bandwidth requirements run into hundreds of GB a month to go untouched as your usage is all non-interactive and you can schedule outside of STM hours.

Thanks for the feedback though Zing I can imagine it being a very common thought among people whose requirements are for a lot of bandwidth.
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