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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
It seems I have to speak to Taf's and the OP's points again.
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No you don't. The answers have clearly been given.
There is no cap on any of VM's cable broadband services.
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
I would expect VM [to] abide by ASA's guidelines on use of the term "Unlimited" ..
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Which, of course, clearly they do.
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Originally Posted by Sirius
What annoys me is that many times i and others have asked for the tools to be able to check what we have downloaded and we never get them...
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I'm sure there are plenty available on the internet
I'm sure if VM supplied one for its customers it would be derided for... I don't know... fudging the figures or something
So just use an ISP-independant product.
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
There is a limit on what you can download each month.
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Erm... okay.
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The first limit is your up to speed; the second limit, which is a cap, is the throttle.
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Of course the third limit is the number of days in a month
Re BIB. WRONG! If you cap something it stops dead completely. None of VM's cable broadband services stop completely dead;
ever.