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Originally Posted by mcmanic
ITS ALL RUBBISH
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That's constructive.
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Originally Posted by mcmanic
why do the admin here insist that NTL is/has suddenly enforced caps with the new service and if anybody asks about them they say that they are on a capped service.
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I wasn't aware that any of us had said anything of the sort, but please show me the post(s) if you know differently.
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Originally Posted by mcmanic
Simple matter is we are not at present!
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That's correct.
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Originally Posted by mcmanic
NTL says 1meg users will be monitored and cap brought in later this year, and 2/3meg users have a 1gig a day/30gig a month useage (nothing mentioned about caps).
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So's that.
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Originally Posted by mcmanic
basically nothing has changed from the 1.5 to the new speeds apart from the 1meg service where caps will be implemented this year (maybe)
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Except ntl have now stated they will be monitoring people's usage, & will be offering them solutions should they exceed the guidelines.
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Originally Posted by mcmanic
Basically is clever wording by NTL to confuse everyone into THINKING that there is a capped service in place when at present there isn't and probably never will be on highest tier for the forseeable future
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That's just speculation on your part re your 'highest tier' comment, but the fact still remains that ntl will be addressing users who they feel exceed their definition of acceptable use.
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Originally Posted by ntl
What happens if I reach my usage allowance?
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Customers with the existing services or 2Mb & 3Mb (1GB per day)
Ntl reserves the right to contact customers who regularly exceed their daily usage allowance, where such excessive use impacts the quality of service for other ntl broadband customers.
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Customers with the 1Mb service (3GB per month)
Ntl will be monitoring across the network to identify customers who routinely exceed their data allowance, but not enforcing this allowance until later in 2005.
Before that time, ntl will be deploying new capabilities that will allow each customer to view their usage levels. Thereafter, customers who exceed their data allowance in any given month will be given options, which may include, for example, the ability to:
Upgrade to a tier of service with a higher usage limit
Choose to be billed for any incremental usage above their limit
Choose to use the service for the remainder of the month at a lower speed
For further information on usage allowances please refer to ntlââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢s User Policy
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