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Old 25-10-2011, 10:29   #29
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Re: Virgin Media To Lose 'Unlimited' Or Detrimental Usage Policy

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Originally Posted by m419 View Post
But that's what I don't get, it is unlimited whereas BT Total Broadband isn't. Regardless of whether they slow internet speeds down at peak times or not, they still give you internet access with no usage limit whereas BT do and charge you for going over that limit.
Not on their unlimited packages, they never have charged overages for them they previously throttled after hitting a certain limit. This limit was removed in April of this year and BT rely purely on traffic shaping.
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