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Do they have download limits, traffic shaping and all that rubbish that Virgin do to me if I download to much at peak times?
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Do they have download limits, traffic shaping and all that rubbish that Virgin do to me if I download to much at peak times?
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apparently they do, I've never found it killing anything I do though.
apparently they do, I've never found it killing anything I do though.
im with bethere and download between 20gig to 60 gig per day on average .So far they have been the only true unlimited company i have been with except bulldog who are no longer around as they merged with another company who were rubbish.Bethere have recently been sold by o2 to sky so only time will tell if the unlimited policy will remain intact
it shoudl be against trade description to advertise unlimited and enforce limits but for some reason they get away with it as do phone companies like o2
it shoudl be against trade description to advertise unlimited and enforce limits but for some reason they get away with it as do phone companies like o2
I have to ask, what do you download at say average of 40 gig/day? by my reckoning thats 4 full HD movies which would take ~ 8 hours a day to watch at least? I'm beginning to wonder if I'm missing out on something 
I learned a long time ago that data for data's sake is not a good thing... unless its used its useless noise
I learned a long time ago that data for data's sake is not a good thing... unless its used its useless noise
Depends what quality you go for. I`ve seen 3D movies to download at over 40GB.
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