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Originally Posted by ferretuk
Let's just settle on Plusnet, BT and Sky offering 'differently' unlimited products...
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Originally Posted by ferretuk
I think a lot of the confusion stems from Unlimited packages being sold along side other products that have set download quantity limits. In that context they are correctly described.
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I don't think there's any confusion. Nobody except you thinks unlimited refers to any other aspect of the connection.
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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
If we talking about the defenition of unlimited then BT's product is not unlimited, as the throughput of p2p is limited deliberatly by the isp. VM the same as well since they also deliberatly throttle throughput.
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Unlimited never refers to speed. The throughput of everything is always deliberately limited by the ISP. Your line rate is limited by the provider, and your IP throughput is further limited by the IP profile. And sometimes certain protocols are de-prioritized but that's not a limit.
No connection in existence has unlimited throughput.