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If that's the case, maybe both parties are at fault. Claiming availability of 'unlimited bandwidth' is just as naive as believing in it. In any case, I don't
by lwhi 16y ago
If that's the case, maybe both parties are at fault. Claiming availability of 'unlimited bandwidth' is just as naive as believing in it.
In any case, I don't understand why the ISP wouldn't choose to send any communication about the termination. Seems like reckless behaviour.
- amock 16y agoThey make you pay extra for an unmetered gigabit port, so it seems reasonable that you should be able to use more than the standard bandwidth allocation if you pay for more and if you don't you should be able to use the standard package.