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mcmanic · 25-08-2005, 17:14

nice post Chrysalis, i know what you mean about the trigger for these letters thats why i'm aiming for around 75gigs next month, other isp's have the same approach with these letters - Plusnet being one, stay within these invisible boundaries and you'll be ok untill a HARD Cap is enforced which looks bad for customers when selling a BB service so its not something NTL will do at present.

I also will be downloading during peak times also, where before it was early morning or after 12midnight,but not anymore

and yes there may be a % of heavy users over use over 150 gigs a month but i bet there is even a higher % that use between 30gig to 100gig a month, and i cannot see NTL getting rid of them, thats why the soft cap will increase when they go 10meg, so stay within them limits until NTL enforce a proper hardcoded cap and you'll be fine i bet anything!!

25-08-2005, 17:14	#6
mcmanic Inactive Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Brighton Posts: 450	*Re: ALL* ntl Cap Discussion (Part 3)** nice post Chrysalis, i know what you mean about the trigger for these letters thats why i'm aiming for around 75gigs next month, other isp's have the same approach with these letters - Plusnet being one, stay within these invisible boundaries and you'll be ok untill a HARD Cap is enforced which looks bad for customers when selling a BB service so its not something NTL will do at present. I also will be downloading during peak times also, where before it was early morning or after 12midnight,but not anymore and yes there may be a % of heavy users over use over 150 gigs a month but i bet there is even a higher % that use between 30gig to 100gig a month, and i cannot see NTL getting rid of them, thats why the soft cap will increase when they go 10meg, so stay within them limits until NTL enforce a proper hardcoded cap and you'll be fine i bet anything!!