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Originally Posted by phl_spector
I'd be happy to pay the price they're going to be charging for 3Mbit capped, and have uncapped 2Mbit.
ntl need to start listening to their customers before it's too late and they don't have any to listen to.
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Listening to which customers precisely? A tiny minority who want to max out their connections every day, just because they can?
I can assure you that the vast majority of broadband customers are not remotely concerned by any of the caps because most of them are set at a ridiculously high level that the average user would never go near.
It needs to be remembered that members of this forum constitute, in blunt terms, an insignificant minority of ntl customers. The company has well over a million broadband customers. How many ntl broadband customers are there on this site?
Those that think half a dozen people on a webforum cancelling their services because they want to exceed 40gb a day is going to worry ntl need to get back down to earth...and quick.
This isn't intended to be rude, it's just the reality of the situation.
If less people ran their pirated CD-burning businesses on their residential broadband connections, the whole cap thing would probably never have been an issue.