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Also we're looking at different behaviours, Kobi did 1TB of traffic in just a few days, whereas Sceptical fox did his 2TB spread over 1 month, it might have triggered different limits on EE side.Very interesting! Maybe what action they take depends on if the area is facing congestion issues, I would/will certainly complain if it happens to me, sim should arrive tomorrow but we are having issues with our post currently.
It could well be they are treating these customers differently.What i find funny is on EE's website, if you choose their top 5G router, you have an option of getting an unlimited sim for £55 a month, or a 750GB sim for £50 a month. But aren't you technically getting more data with the 750GB one?
I suspect they started treating you as having 'run out of data' - their website now has a section 'What you'll get with mobile broadband' and a section under this which states:Funny enough i hammered my EE sim several months back. I had a load balanced router and had my EE sim as back up. But once my main sim dropped, it never came back on, so it was all EE. I must of used about 1TB worth in 4-5 days and i would of kept going at that rate if i hadn't noticed my speeds had dropped to a crippling slow speed. Took it off the load balanced router and it was still the same, they had capped my speed to the low single digits. I could still send whatsapp messages and look at the odd website, but forget streaming. didn't return to normal till the monthly refresh
Thanks for testing, i will probably go over the FUP 2 weeks into my month, a heavy user in my area may have more impact due to the low amount of deployed capacity, but will have to see if these areas are treated any differently to yours or if they are not enforcing the FUP for anyone.After extensive testing with a fresh non-FUP'd unlimited SIM and one that has used over 3.2TB of data this month, the results indicate that that there is currently no traffic management being applied to my account.
They could average it over a few months, and then decide to slow it down if the FUP is continually breached.Thanks for testing, i will probably go over the FUP 2 weeks into my month, a heavy user in my area may have more impact due to the low amount of deployed capacity, but will have to see if these areas are treated any differently to yours or if they are not enforcing the FUP for anyone.
I wont be able to reach your level of usage though
I have the Business account and it does not reference 600Gb for each months limit but null null which I assume means a real unlimited.Noticed this limit in my EE account, anyone else have it?View attachment 1894View attachment 1895
Strange, as mine is supposedly unlimited as well lolSame here, null null of null, but my account is regular, Not business.
Looking forward to your experiment :=)Strange, as mine is supposedly unlimited as well lol
I think they allow 12 devices max, it's why I use a VPN so they only see 1Currently have 25 devices with open sessions, not unusual for our setup with CCTV, smart devices etc.