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Originally Posted by Neil
But it does appear that ntl have been stupid enough to leave that door open Ian.
It would *appear* that the business line has restrictions based on times of day (can't remember if it's on or off peak), so apart from the 2 year contract, the deal appears (on the face of it) to be a better one for the same/less money.....
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I don't know how you can say that Neil. The residential service door has not yet closed and we don't really know if the business door is open and even if it is, whether the door is guarded.
We don't know what checks are made, if any, to see if it is a genuine business use. There is a clause (#6) in the Business T&Cs that they could use to terminate the contract of anyone moving to Business to circumvent the cap which states "You warrant to ntl that you shall not be using the on-line services as a consumer ".