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still no letter =D Still downloading, I just cant see Sony/Disney all the movie makers paying $15 to fire a warning at us?

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100gb / month. No warnings. But, im not using torrents that often anymore.

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Found out my brother has still been downloading torrents. No warnings as such. I download via HTTPS sites.

TV Shows only though. I just can't stand ads on normal TV. Movies I would rather watch on Blueray and are too big to download.

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im still downloading. although being more picky as to which torrents i use for "those" files that might be monitored.

damn polley, how much your net cost ya? im roughly about the same / month and costing me 130ish

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im still downloading. although being more picky as to which torrents i use for "those" files that might be monitored.

damn polley, how much your net cost ya? im roughly about the same / month and costing me 130ish

Like $70 or $80.

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Still downloading mostly via PirateBay for movies and watching tv through Tv-Links.eu.

Haven't had a letter yet and actually got bumped up to a 50gb plan. GOLD!!

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^xnet torrent plan?

Slingshot 100gb plan.

I get 1MB/s from rapidshare, and downloaded 50gb in one night last month.

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wtf im being ripped by xnet!!.. didnt know they increased their price just saw it on their website... is that even legal? changing price without notice?

changing to slingshot

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don't know about other ISP's, Telecom gives 2 days of free data at full speed from the moment i hit my data cap, and another day of free data at full speed before my data cap renews, i get at least 150 gb's out of my 60gb plan

i got bumped to free double data a couple of times, since they voided their own contract by cancelling their Big Time plan. seems telecom rewards customer loyalty

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don't know about other ISP's, Telecom gives 2 days of free data at full speed from the moment i hit my data cap, and another day of free data at full speed before my data cap renews, i get at least 150 gb's out of my 60gb plan

I don't think thats a 'feature', rather more a f**kup at their end they have yet to catch on to or fix.

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lol, certainly not a feature, but any f**kup's on their part in my gain :) they certainly track the data well enough to send me an email to tell me i've gone over, maybe they dont care

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I'm occasionally downloading torrents but are streaming more using http://www.quicksilverscreen.im/

Have kept away from downloading games as i think they may be monitored better.

Like Dubman my extra data cap was also doubled twice so i get 100GB from my original 60GB plan and it costs me just under $100 for phone, broadband and 1 national landline

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seems telecom rewards customer loyalty

They do. I got couple of free gifts over the years just for staying with Telecom. They don't worth much, $50-60 retail but it's nice to receive something back from the corporates for once.

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