yeah i understand why they use one but i think that instead of saying unlimeted they should just say well you can download 70gb a month that would be much clearer for people cos whats the point in having a limit that you keep hidden from your customers till they cross it is there
my point is they shouldnt be selling the broadband as unlimited they should have to publish there limits cos another thing to consider what is fair usage to one ISP may not be fair to another . so for instance aol may find it fair and be able to cope with 70gb a month but say virgin may only have fair usage at 20gb so if you switch for aol to virgin you could have problems andalso what is fair to one person is not fair to another . so for you its 70gb a month but in our house we only total about 6-10gb although we are on a 2gb plan
see its mislading they way they sell it cos you think you can download as much as you want but in reality you are capped but you dont know the cap . Its like if the government lowered the speed limit but didnt tell anyone and then started fining people for speeding