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Old 21-05-2005, 23:55   #31
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Re: Two Connections At One Household?

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Originally Posted by jtwn
Ohhh, that =)
Yep as far as the 2 + 3Mbit services go I have no idea about them. Anyone who thinks that ntl don't monitor usage is naive, however as far as the policy regarding heavy usage goes I have no idea!

Not saying this is going to happen but I've seen loads of ways that limits are policed from an automated email when you break a certain threshold through to being isolated from the normal network until you have agreed to be a good boy for the rest of the month by clicking a button on a webpage, which is the only one you can access until you've clicked. Another way is to agree to pay a charge per GB over the limit.

This is, can't say this enough, what I've seen from other providers, I honestly have no idea about what ntl are planning to do with regards to these things. Honestly I don't!!
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