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Originally Posted by Neil
Not really, as Tiscali's Ts & Cs state that they can do something if you are affecting the service of others-that's what you signed up to from day one.
The difference between Tiscali's & ntl's, is that ntl changed the AUP/Ts & Cs late on a Friday without telling anyone-regardless of what you signed up for/to.......
Legally OK?-probably.
Morally OK?-definately not. 
The answer for heavy downloaders in not just to find an uncapped ISP, bit to find one that offers the choice of paying extra for an uncapped service, such as Pipex/Plus Net etc etc. |
Hold on though, and this reaches the crux of it, the user is not affecting the service of others are they? The ISP itself is the problem as they are unable to supply a service which they have advertised as available due to end users using it as advertised.
Why is it the users fault? They have paid their money for an uncapped service and are using it as such.
You can't blame the end users of a service who use it as advertised.