Iburst capping

alma-tadema

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Hi, how does the iburst caps work?
Does it throttle you down to 64 after using up the allocation?
Even at that speed you can pull down 500 MB a day. So you can theretically download 15 gig a month. Also how is caps applied over the packages? Does the litego have hardcaps in contrast with the softcaps of the G ones or are they all the same?
Has any power user pushed this service to the maximum and what was your experience?
 
Why is is that all the new comers are too lazy to read previous posts, and always post the same question for their first posts....


READ THE PREVIOUS POSTS, YOU WILL FIND YOUR ANSWER THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
alma-tadema said:
Hi, how does the iburst caps work?? Does it throttle you down to 64 after using up the allocation???
Yes
alma-tadema said:
Even at that speed you can pull down 500 MB a day. So you can theretically download 15 gig a month. Also how is caps applied over the packages? Does the litego have hardcaps in contrast with the softcaps of the G ones...?
Yes.
 
You are right with everything you are assuming.

Your experience... well it will be hte experience of downloading 15gigs at 64kb.. what else? It works fine, you dont gwet cut off after a certain amount and yes people have done it and do it all the time.

But there was the same thread just two threads under yours, dont just come into a forum and expect to get all your answers and then just run away.. well actually you will. But it doesnt mean we like you for doing it.
 
alma-tadema said:
Hi, how does the iburst caps work?
Does it throttle you down to 64 after using up the allocation?
Even at that speed you can pull down 500 MB a day. So you can theretically download 15 gig a month. Also how is caps applied over the packages? Does the litego have hardcaps in contrast with the softcaps of the G ones or are they all the same?
Has any power user pushed this service to the maximum and what was your experience?

How about we refer to it as an 'allowance' instead of a cap. Cap is automatically associated with no international link :D haha

Besides what kind of bandwidth packs are you looking for? in excess of 10 or 20 GB?
 
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