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Re: *ALL* ntl Cap Discussion (Part 3)
Just reading the letter posted at the start of the thread, could someone explain what it means "We may temporarily suspend your Broadband service -- you will remain liable for your original monthly Broadband charge"
Does this mean people suspended by NTL will still have to pay monthly for a service they are no longer recieving? And if so can they cancel it, even if their year is not up?
Also what is the situation for 1Mbit users? Presumably some are affected (a quick look on MSCalculator says they have a max monthly download of 240GB). The letter says NTL may drop to a lower speed with higher limit, but are NTL planning a service less than 1Mbit with a higher limit?
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