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kwikbreaks · 17-12-2011, 15:07

IMO the problem doesn't lie with the customers who bought a totally unlimited 100mbps service it lies with a company that sells such a product without the ability to support it.

True the chances are that the connection is being used to infringe copyright as there are few legitimate home uses for such a product but then again if there are few legitimate uses for such a product why is it being sold?

As it happens I know of at least one 100% legitimate way to completely max out the downstream on 100Mbps without the need to invest in a disk farm or anything more sophisticated than a fairly mediocre desktop.

17-12-2011, 15:07	#5
kwikbreaks Inactive Join Date: May 2010 Services: Plusnet FTTC, FoxSat HDR for TV, Vonage VOIP. Posts: 2,082	Re: Over Utilisation...The laymans story IMO the problem doesn't lie with the customers who bought a totally unlimited 100mbps service it lies with a company that sells such a product without the ability to support it. True the chances are that the connection is being used to infringe copyright as there are few legitimate home uses for such a product but then again if there are few legitimate uses for such a product why is it being sold? As it happens I know of at least one 100% legitimate way to completely max out the downstream on 100Mbps without the need to invest in a disk farm or anything more sophisticated than a fairly mediocre desktop.