Not funny :l

[Snex]

Sky is a Broadband Reseller for Easynet (Which I am currently on) and they do infact limit people's internet for over use.

That must have recently changed as sky didn't used to throttle, not on them, I'm with Be/02. Also, Sky own easynet.

[Hitman]

Uh, I'm with "Telefonica", the main Spanish ISP and phone company. My current speed is like 3mb but it's soon to be 6mb for 1 euro extra a month. Anyway, I download a lot and it has never been limited so it's good I suppose.

[HotelUser]

They only limit you if you go past your quoata, it's the same on all the ISPS, they check to see who uses up most of their services/bandwhich and target them to keep it fair so it doesn't disrupt others. Thing is 30gb is alot of badnwhich and not many people use it up, if I want unlimited which I probably don't need I'll have to pay double what I do so there really isn't much point in doing so (I don't exceed my limit often anyway :p)

I was under the impression that regardless of over exceeding plans, the ISP would restrict users.

[iUnknown]

Good as always to be honest, BT Internet, peak time, paying for 8mb. This month, so far, I must of downloaded atleast 80GB, and uploaded almost as much.

[lolwut]

Give the company a ring. "Excuse me ___, why was my internet connection limited?". Act pissed off.

[Christian]

And the Japanese will soon (or have) got there 1gbps internet. I barely make 500kb/s when downloading.

[GommeInc]

I'm so glad Orange have no issues

I would phone up and tell them what you think :/ Limiting the usage of your internet is a bit... backwards. It's 2008, we're meant to be technologically advancing, not limiting!

[Callum.]

i know it's 9 am but why is upload so low, or is it meant to be down there?

[Recursion]

Upload is always slow.