NTL Planning New Broadband Caps
Posted: 12th Nov, 2004 By: MarkJ
Rumour: By modern standards NTL's original 1GB Per Day cap is very flexible, yet CableForum.co.uk has reported that the operator may be seeking to revise the limits (EG: 1Mbps = 5GB [month], 2Mbps = 30GB, 3Mbps = 40GB) on its broadband services. 5GB per month for 1Mbps seems rather out of step with 30GB for 2Mbps.
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