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Originally Posted by LenMackin
Well whatever way this arguement goes it still amounts to the same thing, NTL are trying to control the way we use the services. Someone commented on my earlier post that i will probably do about 60 gigs this month, YES I KNOW that, it's Christmas and there's a lot of parties and stuff happening so i am not online as often. I still contend that 2.5gigs a day is utter crap. It's so sad... permanent conection but now download limits, so really what's the point? Sorry NTL, you need to get your system sorted to support usage or else cut the speeds so that we do what WE want.
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Unfortunately you pay them to use their network under their conditions. If you don't agree with them you're not obligated to pay them.
I pay road tax, etc, still doesn't mean I can do 150mph down the motorway.
Sadly like everything else that we
rent yes, rent you don't actually buy anything, there are conditions attached to the manner in which you use the product.
If you wish you could buy the entire internet, that way you could certainly use it any way you see fit. Until you own the entire network end to end though you have to obey the rules set by ntl, who in turn obey the rules set by their providers, who in turn... etc.