sbiddle: I hope it never does.. If you want poor quality flat rate broadband move to Telecom.

ryansan: You don't have to be so rude, Its not my fault Newzealand lacks in technology :)
If its a problem to asnwer my Question then don't answer it at all.

ryansan: Because that one was old and im not little anymore haha,
thanks for asking :)
What are you view's on unlimted broadband?

ryansan: I don't see the big deal in this issue, i can make what i like.

goodbye.

ryansan: then they should stop being such tight [removed] and make things for valueable for newzealand people who are willing to pay.

Its not fair to pay for something that other people get for pennies.

freitasm:

ryansan: then they should stop being such tight [removed] and make things for valueable for newzealand people who are willing to pay.

Its not fair to pay for something that other people get for pennies.

I think you don't realise the true cost... In the U.S. they have a single continental sized country to supply with Internet content, almost all of that coming from that same country.

In New Zealand almost all content comes from overseas.

While there are 120 million Internet users in the U.S, there are only 3 million Internet users in New Zealand (approximate numbers).

It's obivious the cost is very different. There's no way it would be economically viable to offer unlimited traffic here. By the way, even in the U.S. the ISPs use Fair Use Policy and will cut people that use too much.