Well, the situation with regard to ntl capping has changed slightly now, so it is probably time for a new thread.
The situation as it stands at the moment:
ntl offer the following packages and usage allowances/ caps (whatever you want to call them) to new customers.
1mbps - 3gig cap
2mpbs- 30gig cap
10mbps- 75gig cap
There are customers who are currently on 300kbps and according to the following email received they have the option of going to a 512k unlimited package:
Quote:
Great news about your ntl Broadband service
You recently told us that the usage allowance of your Broadband service is important to you, so I'm delighted to tell you that we are increasing your service to an unlimited monthly usage allowance*. This means there are no limits to the amount of data you use every month. This is part of our ongoing commitment to provide the best choice & value Broadband service in the UK.
More speed, unlimited usage - same price!
We're also increasing the speed of your ntl Broadband service from 300K to 512K for the same monthly price! You don't have to do anything - we'll automatically upgrade your service by the end of December. Your monthly bill will also be changed to show Unlimited 512K, at the same monthly price of £17.99.
We hope you enjoy your new unlimited faster Broadband service!
Yours sincerely,
Bill Goodland
Internet Director
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Customers who are currently on 3meg can/ will be able to upgrade to 10meg and the cap increases from 30gig to 75gig. For any discussion of the 10meg upgrade, please see the 10meg upgrades thread.
Now... let's let the cap discussion commence again (for the 4th time :p)