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Old 19-08-2012, 12:06   #22
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Re: OFCOM Broadband survey update

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Originally Posted by Taf View Post
So why have I recently received 2 emails, and 2 letters, telling me that I am downloading "too much during peak hours"? (4 adults using the same connection, Shub says around 4Gb each full day). They already restrict speed if we exceed their "limits", so now they they want to "limit" data downloaded?
That must hint at there being an unpublicised limit during peak hours. If something is truly unlimited then there would be no need to send out emails when a unknown limit is breached ???

Here is a simple question, has anyone any evidence that BT or Sky have sent out this type of email on there UNLIMITED products ???
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