
26th October 2008, 03:57 PM
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| Broadband users reach their limit BBC NEWS | Technology | Broadband users reach their limit Quote: |
Broadband companies should not be allowed to class their packages as unlimited if they are not," said Mr Wolfenden. "As providers aren't choosing to be fully transparent about this issue people need to be savvy when choosing their broadband and pay close attention to the small print."
| Thats true as i found out when i had a letter from Orange
Unllimited does not mean unlimited Quote:
Tiscali - advertised as unlimited, has fair usage policy but with unspecified excess, will cut off those deemed heavy users
Be - advertised as unlimited, unspecified excess, will not cut off users
Sky - unlimited with no usage barrier or cut off policy for those on its own network. 40GB monthly limit for other customers.
Virgin Media - unlimited but traffic of heavy users is shaped at busy times
Toucan - advertised as unlimited, with unspecified fair usage, will cut customers off
BT, advertised as unlimited, unspecified fair usage, will not cut users off
AOL, 40Gb limit, will remove users who exceed it
Plusnet, 30Gb peak-time limit. Those exceeding their limit will be encouraged to upgrade
Orange, advertised as unlimited, unspecified excess, will remove heavy users
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Last edited by Blackmirror; 26th October 2008 at 04:08 PM.
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