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Originally Posted by just21
Ukonline has a 500gb cap, Bulldog has no cap. What is the NTL cap 30GB?
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You didn't think hard enough!
UKonline may have a 500 gb cap but if they terminated the contract of every user who breached their AUP they would lose the majority of their heavy users. Look at section 1 of the AUP.
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Originally Posted by UKonline
1. UNLAWFUL AND ILLEGAL USE
The UK Online Network and Service may be used for lawful purposes only and in compliance with all current and future statutes in force from time to time. You agree not to use the Service to send or receive materials or data which is or may be in violation of any law or regulation or which is defamatory, offensive, abusive, indecent, obscene, or constitutes harassment or in breach of confidence, privacy, trade secrets or in breach of any third party Intellectual Property rights (including copyright) or in breach of any other rights or has any fraudulent purpose of effect.
You are prohibited from storing, distributing or transmitting or permitting the storage distribution or transmission (whether intentionally or otherwise)_of, any unlawful material through the Service. Examples of unlawful material include: direct threats of physical harm; hardcore and child pornography; and copyrighted, trademarked and other proprietary material used without proper authorisation. You may not post, upload or otherwise distribute or permit the posting, uploading or distribution (whether intentionally or otherwise)_of copyrighted material on our servers without the consent of the copyright holder. In the event UK Online becomes aware of any breach of this Clause 1 UK Online may take any of the actions outlined in Clause 8 below. The storage, distribution, or transmission of unlawful materials could also lead to UK authorities alleging criminal liability.
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The important fact that many are overlooking when talking about caps is that ALL ISPs have clauses which they can use to terminate the contracts of most heavy users.
Oooops, I have probably just breached UKonlines copyright with that quote.
