Bob Smith wrote:
> I have been looking into the Sky unlimited broadband package, and it
> seems too good to be true. Cheaper, faster UL and DL (though I will
> probably only get the 8mb down I get now because my line guestimate is
> 7mb) and no usage limits.
>
> So given the fact that if something seems too good to be true, it
> isn't, where is the catch? Do they have a creative definition of the
> words "totally" and "unlimited", one that doesn't include traffic
> shaping or port blocking perhaps?
>
> Is anyone on the unlimited package?
>
> Thanks
>
> Bob
totally unlimited no traffic shaping and no restrictions (i suppose they
could have contention issues, but i havent experieinced any). My line cant
cope with more then 3000kbps, i get the full speed all day every day, using
newsgroups (not skys) to download things, i get a very consistant speed.
Been with sky now for several years, they are a AAA isp, masquerading as a
cheap and nasty no frills talktalk like operation.
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