[ian@huth]

Originally Posted by AL123

Well they made no mention of this when i told them i intended to set up a network. We live in a shared student house and at one point had 4 connected, until one guys computer broke. Even with three i'm sure we go over the limit regualrly. NTL market to and give discounts to students, and alot of the houses will have more than 3 people accessing the internet. pehaps NTL make some allowance for this?

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Why should the number of people sharing a single connection have any bearing on the bandwidth allowance? It's a bit like saying that you want a bigger allowance because you can't do what you want to do within the set allowance.