On Tuesday 31 March 2009, Siddhesh Poyarekar wrote: > I'm really not sure what you guys are talking about here. When all > the limitations are mentioned in a plan you buy, how is it a fraud? > The same goes for Airtels fair usage policy -- it's not a secret > internal memo. It's a public document.
True. Much as one would like to fry them, They will go to the bank laughing once you loose the case. The ad clearly states that all is not fair and lovely. > > Also, there are chances you might reach it since they > have bandwidths up to 8 Mbps (I had read something about 3 Gbps > lines in Japan). Fibre terminated in the house man. 10Gbps. dont know what the cap is though. > Also, having a download cap when you're never going to reach it is > absurd -- why have it in the first place? 972 GB is what you will get connecting between two points not going through some MAN, i.e between your office and your car for example. > No point cribbing on the mailing list -- they don't > read it :) Several do. -- Rgds JTD -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
