But I can personally say without mis-representing my employer that it is quite unlikely that any shaping will be applied any time in the future.
Does this traffic management apply to the 150GB plan?
edit: oh just read lower and no it does not "What other options are available to me if I'm concerned about traffic management? If you don't want to have certain types of traffic de-prioritised at peak times, then you might be better suited to one of our data cap plans. On our website you can buy 40GB, 80GB and 150GB options that will suit most types of uses. If you're a very high user, just give us a call and we can discuss other options with you over the phone."
Im just wondering if anyone changed from the 150 to unlimited has noticed traffic management ? i to am thinking about changing to unlimited. but peak hour is usually time i would download as well
I changed from the 500gb plan to the unlimited at the beginning of the month and have noticed zero repeat zero difference in speed. P2p is still the same. Speed tests, general browsing, pings, all still the same.
Only reason I changed was the price of the unlimited vs 500th plan come Feb 1. Equals about a 20 per month saving. We don't even get close to 500gb most months
Im more interested to see whether data shaping will kick in once a decent amount of people switch to unlimited for free so Ill wait a while before I make the jump.
Hmm, thinking again about the links I posted, it seems the spectre of traffic managment now (and actually since July 2013) hangs over all spark broadband, not just unlimited.
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