Quote:
|
Originally Posted by orangebird
What about dumeter?
|
Who cares?? I'm off, to ADSL land where I don't have to monitor every byte in and out of my house and if it's changed so I have to I can change ISP's
The AUP team were so rude to me that they lost any chance of keeping me as a customer, I was TRYING to get some help to stay within the guidelines, but in all honesty it's pointless, there are plenty of ISP's with no / high limits where I wont have to.
I've always been put off by the £75 BT want to fit a line, but the saving i'll make on not having to pay £37.99 (I was on 3mb & ADSL is significantly cheaper - though slower) will make that back in ~6 months.
I hope enough customers leave and FORCE NTL to re-think this utterly stupid cap, it's unfair for a company to punish its customers due to it's own ineptitude. Is it the customers fault if NTL can't manage their network properly? No & yet all the burden seems to be on the customer to keep the network within its limits.