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Chrysalis · 13-10-2005, 22:11

Bill plusnet already do it, and I think pipex are thinking about it. But both have it based on on peak downloading and off peak. Whilst ntl are basing their caps on all day which I think is the worst thing about how ntl are going about it. Plusnet also do provide measurements but I think the measurements provided dont specift on peak/off peak yet which people are complaining about.

I am not against cap's 10mbit unmetered is not sustainable on a residental pricing point, I just would like a few things changed like a better cap level, something like 150gig to maybe 300gig at a higher price and have these caps for off peak, on peak cap much lower maybe like 10-20 gig. Finally supply a webpage that allows the figures to be viewed, and when limit is reached shows status, if throttled price for extra gigs etc.

13-10-2005, 22:11	#296
Chrysalis cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,050	*Re: ALL* ntl Cap Discussion (Part 3)** Bill plusnet already do it, and I think pipex are thinking about it. But both have it based on on peak downloading and off peak. Whilst ntl are basing their caps on all day which I think is the worst thing about how ntl are going about it. Plusnet also do provide measurements but I think the measurements provided dont specift on peak/off peak yet which people are complaining about. I am not against cap's 10mbit unmetered is not sustainable on a residental pricing point, I just would like a few things changed like a better cap level, something like 150gig to maybe 300gig at a higher price and have these caps for off peak, on peak cap much lower maybe like 10-20 gig. Finally supply a webpage that allows the figures to be viewed, and when limit is reached shows status, if throttled price for extra gigs etc.