I was reading broadband offering in other countries.
Some countries where data is exensive, and providers often have a monopoly on cables coming ashore, (Including South Africa), have unlimited internet on almost all provider offerings.
I know Telecom's tried it several times, and it's been disaterous, then How come Slingshot has had it for so long, and there's been no reports of people abusing the services to download "Terabytes of data unrestricted" Even Orcon offers unlimited internet across their fastest UFB plans.
I was just thinking, we have 500gb in place we never exceed that, however that's only because we go to extreme lengths to watch what we download.
What's stopping Telecom from having another attempt?
Since they stopped offering it, several providers have launched uncapped offering, and as far as I know of nobody's able to get round their shaping policies, it sounds like to me that the guys in charge of setting those shaping polices didn't know what on earth they were doing.
If Unlimited on Telecom isn't an option, why can't telecom add something to remove data caps, or even double the data limit (ie, 500gb to 1tb) offpeak like from 6pm, to 6am or something?
what do you guys think?