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Originally Posted by Wicked_and_Crazy
realistically even with 2Mb constant P2P you dont go much above the cap on a regular basis. Sound like you cut off your nose when you moved
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I can assure you I didn't "cut off my nose". The reason I left was in protest about the introduction of the caps, the MEANS by which they were introduced and the fact that they were enforced unfairly, with only some customers being contacted.
I'd leave again, NTL are a company and the ONLY means I have to register a protest with them is to remove my custom from them if they cannot give me what I want. I removed my custom and I've always asserted that with the exception of the caps NTL were fine for me, now that they have (IF they have) removed them, I no longer need to make that protest and will move back.
With CONSTANT p2p on a 2mb line (i.e ~200kbps for 24hours x 30 days) you would download ~500Gb a month which is SUBSTANTIALLY over the cap, and that doesn't take into account the 50Gb or so you would be uploading either :lol:
Now just imagine how much damage someone doing 5x that would do to NTL's network