4mbps
194GB
I think you were short 6gb of being throttled
If we go by the info posted in this thread which was 1mb = 50gb 2mb = 100gb
or 10hours of full speed downloading per day
I might be totally wrong about this
4mbps
194GB
I think you were short 6gb of being throttled
If we go by the info posted in this thread which was 1mb = 50gb 2mb = 100gb
or 10hours of full speed downloading per day
I might be totally wrong about this![]()
Yea according to mweb i'm in a cool down period, just because the previous 2 days my line was on all day. -_-, just got off the phone
Is that all the time or during peak periods? I only use my line in the evenings.
so they going to throttle the top 3 % and once they leave then the next group of 3 % and then when they leave ............
so be prepaired to be throttled to death on 50 gb UNCAPPED soon. i never recieved a email and just got throttled. was told i was not in the group that they notified because my monthly averages did not raise any flags. September is a high load month for me so they throttled me at 111 GB on a 1mb line. i feel bad for the help line guys who have to deal with disgruntled customers (rightly disgruntled) im downgrading this month to an email address and giving one months notice. i dont normaly reach their "unicorn" cap under normal circumstances but am leaving due to their unethical way of treating their paying customers.
So am I understanding this right, Mweb's uncapped account has now become a rolling threshold account? giving a person a maximum of X number of GB (since no Mweb employee could give me a figure) every other day with no internet on the Throttled days if you hit the unknown threshold? I always presumed that Throttled meant they block peer to peer ports and streaming protocols but websites and mail servers still at least usable! So at the moment I am paying for a service I cannot even use even though by definition uncapped means in essence "You will always be able to use the internet" not necessarily for downloading
According to my experiences an avg. of 3.5gb per day over a span of 3 days on a 1mb line makes me an abuser.
So am I understanding this right, Mweb's uncapped account has now become a rolling threshold account? giving a person a maximum of X number of GB (since no Mweb employee could give me a figure) every other day with no internet on the Throttled days if you hit the unknown threshold? I always presumed that Throttled meant they block peer to peer ports and streaming protocols but websites and mail servers still at least usable! So at the moment I am paying for a service I cannot even use even though by definition uncapped means in essence "You will always be able to use the internet" not necessarily for downloading
I do have severe (quite noticeable) international shaping during the evenings, I don’t download 24/7 anymore, should I torrent… well, depends when the good series are showing, always completed overnight, but I have loaded one torrent yesterday which is SoA… not moving at all, dead, tested other torrents as well, not downloading.
Interesting though is that my Google Apps have relentless problems connecting, personal and business, keeps on connecting/disconnecting and then suddenly will be in working order going about 2 hours, then drop again… Same thing happens with Skype, but I only utilise Skype on my mobile (MTN) now. Lastly, being thrown out Azure… and disconnecting FTP accounts.
All other account are working, IS Business and my WA (capped) account, no problems. The guy around the block also have similar problems with his Mweb account...
Sounds like a broken ISP. Time to get a new one.
Well, when checking the MWEB ADSL network status we received today.
14:40
MWEBBusOPS: Dear Customer, our engineers are currently investigation an issue affecting our ADSL Platform. Updates to follow.
15:32
MWEBBusOPS: Dear Customer, engineers are currently attending to an issue that is affecting the ADSL Platform. Updates to follow.
Two notification in regard with ADSL, exactly the same issue in a different wording structure. Well, we had problems on the MWEB business accounts since yesterday…
Your comment seems to be correct, unfortunately changing these aren’t that straightforward.
This ^What I don't understand is that I have been using this service for years without as much as a warning letter. Now all of a sudden my usage patterns have become a problem. So what has changed?
Was it my usage? No, that has not changed. So if my usage was accpetable but is not anymore, then the service I entered into with Mweb is not the same service I am currently receiving. This is more than just changing the way the AUP is enforced.
Soooooo slooooooooooow