Thanks for the replies.
£2-£2.50 isnt that bad, I was expecting more so if NTL stick to that range (which I reckon they probably will) then I will be satisfied. As stated before, I may only go over the limit by 1-2 GB's every so often anyway, so its not too bad.
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Slim, most common things done to people over their limit are a webpage informing you of the fact and asking you to click a button to agree to calm down before you can use service again, then one of the following if you don't(Canada), throttling you down to dialup speeds (Australia, US and others), or email informing you're past limit and requesting you slow down or further action taken (Various).
Some providers also warn by email if you hit 50 or 75% of limit considerably before expected.
Hope this helps, and as a reminder none of this is based on any knowledge I may have of the actual service itself, I'm illustrating what others nationally and worldwide do.
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Most helpful. Thank you Ignition!
Question answered. Thank you every1!
BM