I must admit this is quite lol-worthy really. What VM advertise and what they deliver is typically inconsistent. The headline/sales pitch reads:
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Unlimited downloads
We think you deserve more. So no matter which of our fibre optic broadband packages you chose, you get unlimited1 downloads. That means you can download as much music, as many films and as many photos as you want without having to worry about going over any kind of limit.
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But that little number 1 leads you to the AUP which states:
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3.2.1. Virgin Media does not place a limit on monthly network usage. However, in isolated cases (currently less than 0.1% of customers) where excessive network usage at busy times (9am to 9pm) is having a detrimental effect on other users, we may need to take appropriate action in accordance with the terms of this AUP to notify users of the impact they are having and require them to move some of their activity into the less busy period.
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So basically, you have 'unlimited' downloads 'without having to worry' (provided you don't use too much, but we can't tell you how much that is - but hey don't worry)... I'm sorry, but LOL...
EDIT: Oh, and if 9GB a day puts you in the top 0.1% of customers, I'll eat my shorts.
