I don't know if this has been discussed before or if this happens with all ISP's, but why is it when your cap finishes and you go over the amount, it then gets subtracted from your next months total? How is that fair?
Yesterday I had like 3gb which I wanted to finish up before the new month so I queued some torrents, I just checked now and find that I'm 2gb short this month, presumably because I went over last month. Why is it my fault if Afrihost cannot properly determine when to cut it off? In a capped account, my understanding is I get X amount of data and once I use up X amount I will be cut off completely.
The biggest qualm I have with what happened this month is that it should work both ways, if the ISP has the right to take away data allocated to December, based on data used in November, then any data remaining in November should carry over to December. Fair is fair, the method being used now is completely skewed in favour of the ISP.
Yesterday I had like 3gb which I wanted to finish up before the new month so I queued some torrents, I just checked now and find that I'm 2gb short this month, presumably because I went over last month. Why is it my fault if Afrihost cannot properly determine when to cut it off? In a capped account, my understanding is I get X amount of data and once I use up X amount I will be cut off completely.
The biggest qualm I have with what happened this month is that it should work both ways, if the ISP has the right to take away data allocated to December, based on data used in November, then any data remaining in November should carry over to December. Fair is fair, the method being used now is completely skewed in favour of the ISP.