I guess their routers just run out of packets like buffets run out of crab legs, huh. There's a difference between saying "unlimited" and "up to n Mbps * t tra

I guess their routers just run out of packets like buffets run out of crab legs, huh. There's a difference between saying "unlimited" and "up to n Mbps * t transfer per billing period". We don't know or care how our packets are being measured. If there's a limit to them beyond the physical link, then it's not unlimited. "Unlimited packets internally but we will reduce the egress rate after a certain amount" also isn't "unlimited".