If you're up for it, take them to court.
The ASA seem to have no interest in clamping down on lying ISP's offering 'unlimited' connections, which are actually blatantly limited.
Problem is, internet access is a relatively cheap service, and easily obtained from elsewhere, that it is almost never worth the hassle of fighting when you can just get a new ISP. Get one with obvious caps/limits, so that you know where you stand.
The ASA seem to have no interest in clamping down on lying ISP's offering 'unlimited' connections, which are actually blatantly limited.
Problem is, internet access is a relatively cheap service, and easily obtained from elsewhere, that it is almost never worth the hassle of fighting when you can just get a new ISP. Get one with obvious caps/limits, so that you know where you stand.