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Originally Posted by bobna
but do you think it's fair, 10mb customers pay £35 a month, or more, for an "upto" 10mb package, 75gb cap fair enough i can live with that, but for ntl to then introduce traffic shaping at peak times with no notice, and i may be contridicting myself here, when most people use their connections, expecting the fast speeds only getting 1mb speeds and sometimes lower, it's really just quite a farce.
how do you expect people to react to this, just fall over and say ok whatever, or expect to get what they pay for at any time of the day or night.
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No, I'm not happy. I was paying £37.99 for 3MB that was always 3MB. Than NTL, not me, decided to
upgrade me to 10MB and knock £3 off the bill. What I'm left with is a service thats rarely above 5MB and almost never 10MB. The question is will traffic shaping improve this or not and what are the wider imprecations of traffic shaping?