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Originally Posted by Kaychsea
Isn't the cap an attempt to manage it's network properly? Damn them for trying to shift to an equitable charging regime!!
Bye bye.
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No, the cap is the punishing of customers because NTL CAN'T manage their network properly,if it was about being equitable, then surely they would provide higher limits off peak to try and avoid congestion at peak times, rather than just limiting everyone to 30Gb?
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Originally Posted by Kaychsea
I appreciate your point, but the problem is who decides what is fair? 30Gb may well be an inappropriate cap for some, I don't get near that, but it might well be a fair cap for the provider at that price point.
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30Gb in this day and age is nothing much IMHO, The latest full distribution (32 & 64 bit) of Suse Linux is 9.4 Gb, or 1/3 of your limit with one download :lol:
30Gb @ £37.99 (£1.26 per Gb) for NTL compared to
500Gb @ £24.99 (£0.04 Per Gb) for UKonline or unlimited for £24.99 (0.00 Per Gb) (bulldog, pipex, demon) etc
I can't see how £1.26 per Gb compared to the either of the above is a "fair cap at the price"