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Old 07-01-2005, 14:09   #123
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Re: NTL cap limit

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Originally Posted by th'engineer
I have to say that Neil had no problems with switching, as with all things NTL we will have to see what happens.

Seems a bit daft upgrading everyones speed then capping them but thats the NTL we know and love.

I wish someone could explain the logic of NTL why not keep the original speed uncapped but have a better upload speed.
Have you ever thought that some people want to get a job done quicker and are not interested in doing more jobs. How many times do you click on a link in a post and then have to wait two or three minutes for whatever to download. It's much nicer to have twice the speed and only have to wait one minute or so to see the result.

I think that what NTL is doing is very logical and that the vast majority of customers will welcome the extra speed and see the benefit of having it whilst going nowhere near the caps.
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