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crazed
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  #320311 19-Apr-2010 16:50
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I still think they need to put an upper limit on the Bigtime plan, say 250Gb cap, you go over you get slowed to 56K at least that would stop half the plan raping that's going on. Especially if those 3Tb downloads are correct.




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  #320312 19-Apr-2010 16:52
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mortiis33:

I bet their methods ain't working for them right about now ;-) Also, to get around the traffic management system, you'd need to be pretty technically advanced, I would say!


The 200 page thread on gpforums with 20 new pages about bypassing the new http shaping in the last 2 days says otherwise.

I've seen the work around and it's fairly trivial for anyone half tech savvy, no I'm not using it and no I won't give it to you.

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  #320313 19-Apr-2010 16:52
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crazed: I still think they need to put an upper limit on the Bigtime plan, say 250Gb cap, you go over you get slowed to 56K at least that would stop half the plan raping that's going on. Especially if those 3Tb downloads are correct.



Hmmm... Then telecom would run into false advertisment claims like they did with Go Large - Unlimited is unlimited.

I do NOT agree with the people who are somehow gettnig 3TB etc out of BT - how the hell they're doing it I don't know!



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  #320316 19-Apr-2010 16:55
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Ragnor: The 200 page thread on gpforums with 20 new pages in the last 2 days says otherwise.


You must be careful with these forums, there are a lot of tech-geeks trolling them, and most of the time they're full of it (in terms of what they're doing on the net etc).
I've seen how easy it is to alter an image like download speed etc with the use of photoshop or other professional photo-editing software.
Someone showed me an image of how 'fast their Big Time downloads were going'..., it was quite simply ridiculously fake!

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  #320317 19-Apr-2010 16:55
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Ragnor:
mortiis33:

I bet their methods ain't working for them right about now ;-) Also, to get around the traffic management system, you'd need to be pretty technically advanced, I would say!


The 200 page thread on gpforums with 20 new pages about bypassing the new http shaping in the last 2 days says otherwise.

I've seen the work around and it's fairly trivial for anyone half tech savvy, no I'm not using it and no I won't give it to you.


where is said thread? cant find it

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  #320318 19-Apr-2010 16:57
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garvani:
Ragnor:
mortiis33:

I bet their methods ain't working for them right about now ;-) Also, to get around the traffic management system, you'd need to be pretty technically advanced, I would say!


The 200 page thread on gpforums with 20 new pages about bypassing the new http shaping in the last 2 days says otherwise.

I've seen the work around and it's fairly trivial for anyone half tech savvy, no I'm not using it and no I won't give it to you.


where is said thread? cant find it


hes talking out his ass

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Where did 3TB come from... I mentioned 1-1.5TB because I know there are guys doing that sort of traffic however that's that's pretty extreme.

However you guys appear to have just inflated what I said to 3TB based on "Chinese whispers" with no actual basis in reality...


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  #320320 19-Apr-2010 16:58
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cassadee:
garvani:
Ragnor:
mortiis33:

I bet their methods ain't working for them right about now ;-) Also, to get around the traffic management system, you'd need to be pretty technically advanced, I would say!


The 200 page thread on gpforums with 20 new pages about bypassing the new http shaping in the last 2 days says otherwise.

I've seen the work around and it's fairly trivial for anyone half tech savvy, no I'm not using it and no I won't give it to you.


where is said thread? cant find it


hes talking out his ass


200 page thread with 20 new pages about bypassing the "new http shaping"?? It's NOT new http shaping, it's a technical fault!

crazed
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  #320321 19-Apr-2010 16:58
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it can still be unlimited @ 56k, just state its unlimited but once you reach 250Gb, your speed is locked out at 56k until the end of the billing cycle. you can still download whatever you can, but at 56k




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2526 posts says otherwise lol.. im guessing the methods they are using is bollocks but im interested in what they are claiming (at least for the laughs)

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  #320323 19-Apr-2010 16:59
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crazed: it can still be unlimited @ 56k, just state its unlimited but once you reach 250Gb, your speed is locked out at 56k until the end of the billing cycle. you can still download whatever you can, but at 56k


They would still run into trouble - fine-print stuff you know? They tried it once before with another (nameless) plan, but ended up changing it's terms and conditions severely.


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  #320324 19-Apr-2010 16:59
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cassadee: hes talking out his ass


Sorry but you are incorrect. 

No set of DPI based traffic management rules are perfect.

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  #320325 19-Apr-2010 16:59
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garvani: 2526 posts says otherwise lol.. im guessing the methods they are using is bollocks but im interested in what they are claiming (at least for the laughs)


Wouldn't mind having a good laugh myself hahaha

crazed
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  #320328 19-Apr-2010 17:01
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Ragnor: Where did 3TB come from... I mentioned 1-1.5TB because I know there are guys doing that sort of traffic however that's that's pretty extreme.

However you guys appear to have just inflated what I said to 3TB based on "Chinese whispers" with no actual basis in reality...



try here  http://www.gpforums.co.nz/thread/386055/?s=

specifically: if its not a photoshop rendering.





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cassadee
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  #320329 19-Apr-2010 17:03
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crazed:
Ragnor: Where did 3TB come from... I mentioned 1-1.5TB because I know there are guys doing that sort of traffic however that's that's pretty extreme.

However you guys appear to have just inflated what I said to 3TB based on "Chinese whispers" with no actual basis in reality...



try here  http://www.gpforums.co.nz/thread/386055/?s=

specifically: if its not a photoshop rendering.



hey slow it down what do you want from me

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