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It is misleading to sell something as unlimited when that can't actually be fulfilled, and it's unrealistic to believe you can buy something of value that is un
by talaketu 12y ago
It is misleading to sell something as unlimited when that can't actually be fulfilled, and it's unrealistic to believe you can buy something of value that is unlimited.
Setting a price for finite capacity that is to be reserved is a robust user-pays approach.
- Zikes 12y agoI don't expect unlimited, because that would be unrealistic. What I expect, if I paid for 50Mbps, is to be able to realistically consume 50Mpbs. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=50Mbps+*+%28seconds+in+a+month%29 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=50Mbps+*+%28seconds+in+... A 16TB data cap would be realistic and reasonable.
- jamespo 12y agoMaybe you should read the T&Cs, the 50mbps probably refers to the maximum speed you can expect
- Zikes 12y agoT&Cs don't mean squat when you're dealing with a monopoly. They can put any sort of consumer-unfriendly terms they want in there and then say "if you don't like it, you're free to go to our competitors" of which there is only one and they are colluding.