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Originally Posted by 0 morgan 0
Look for most people they see 1mb, 2mb and 3mb as fast connections, they dont realise that the caps actually enforce there connection down to what might as well be a 150k speed. NTL tell you its a good deal, i was already on NTL when they announced the upgraded speed... being a 512k and then 750k customer i didnt have a choice if i upgraded to 2mb. I knew that i would be using my connection to download huge files, NTL already knwe this i'd been a customer abusing there 750k system for over 2 years... NTL uprgraded me even though they knew i used more than 1gb a day even on the 750k (more like 2gb - 3gb a day) so by upgrading me to a faster speed do they really believe this would stop me using my bandwidth... heck no im going to continue doing so at a faster pace than before. If they cut me off then whos fault is it...? mine - of course its mine... but who the hell upgraded me in the first place KNOWING that i was already an abuser - NTL... now tell me which service was better value for OUR money (not NTLs) like i said if you wanna get ****ed thats fine but the fact is you got ****ed its your decision whether you take that or not... telling me im an abuser has got nothing to do with my argument. Look if i was a new user NTL would have everyright to do what they want, but NTL took the risk of upgrading me knowing the consequences...
Imagine a serial killer whos been killing for two years and gets put in jail... but the prision decide to free him and equip him with a larger weapon so he can kill more people WHO THE HELL IS TO BLAME> the killer or the prision???
i rest my case.
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Duh - you can't be serious?!? Who is to blame?!?!?
The jail doesn't make him kill people. What a stupid stupid comment. The serial killer who kills people is to blame. If I left my computer in my house and left my door open then yes I am asking to be burgled, BUT it is not me who is at fault. I didn't ask someone to enter my house and take my things. That is against the law regardless of how they did it.