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It's not "unlimited", its "unlimited*". There are additional constraints that are enumerated afterwards. But for the vast majority of users, it will feel like u
by woojoo666 4y ago
It's not "unlimited", its "unlimited*". There are additional constraints that are enumerated afterwards. But for the vast majority of users, it will feel like unlimited, so it's not necessary for them to read those additional constraints
- mort96 4y agoLimited shouldn't be called unlimited. That's just straightforward false advertising. But it sounds like Hertzner doesn't even have the asterisk with additional constraints.
- brandon272 4y agoThe "asterisk" is the Terms and Conditions that you agree to when signing up for the service.
- mort96 4y agoCan you enumerate these bandwidth usage constraints then?