O2 limits unlimited broadband packages

[PsyWulf]

While people complain about shaping and "capped" uncapped solutions have a looky:

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/05/26/o2_disconnects/

Just as it runs a high-profile advertising campaign boasting it is "nobbling broadband niggles", O2 has begun telling users of its "unlimited" broadband packages that they shouldn't download more than 10GB in a month.

Those who ignore the warning face disconnection, which might be considered a niggle.

The new policy affects customers whose connections are not unbundled from BT at the local exchange and branded as "O2 Home Access".

More on this at the posted link

DISCUSS

 

[Venom Rush]

10GB? That's **** all!

 

[Jedijo]

Those poor suckers! Time to emmigrate to SA.

 

[Lycanthrope]

The new policy affects customers whose connections are not unbundled from BT at the local exchange and branded as "O2 Home Access".

Ah, good old BT--the UK's equivalent of Telkom.

We will undoubtedly have the same problems at some point, if we're lucky enough.

 

[Jagtiger]

10gig? Users make 500-750gig on average.