Sky Max is it really unlimited downloads

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i am moving home in 1 week and sky b/b is available in the area im moving to, just now im with ukfsn at £20 a month unlimited with no problems, i take notions for downloading so its not constantly heavy, is the sky max package really unlimited as at £10 it would be great as well as saving money download as much as i want to.

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FUP, but as far as i'm aware sky aren't taking much notice atm, i have read that the limit you can do before they send e-mails is 300GB i think, i may be wrong so don't quote me on it
 
also even though it says your exchange is enabled for LLU doesnt mean to say you are on it yet! (ive been waiting 6 months for them to move me)
 
New customers will go straight on LLU. Existing Connect customers get moved over at Sky's leisure after the exchange is upgraded, although they did mine within a couple of weeks but that was additional capacity rather than a new exchange.
 
im on sky max and never had a problem,it's ment to be 16 meg but i only get 4meg,does not bother me because of the unlimited download's,i only download 5 gig a month so it's not a problem for me.
 
I just looked at the T&C, I cannot find where the FUP is made clear?

How much can you DL within the FUP?

Also, any services filtered/packet shaped?

Like, skype/newsgroups etc?
 
Come on 500gb in one month, i find that hard to believe. What can you be downloading to use that much in one month.

You find it hard to believe based on your obviously limited experience. That doesn't mean it isn't true :rolleyes: Pulling half a TB isn't exactly difficult. I know people who have ripped through a full TB in a month before now.

I'm disabled, and often bed (or at least house) bound. Just for funz, why don't you sit at your PC for 18 hours a day for the next 30 days watching HD content, streaming media, downloading stuff at will and having remote desktop/NX running pretty much 24/7 to two servers. Then add in a partner, and three children each with their own always-on PCs in addition to your own usage.

Then come back and tell me 500GB is hard, especially when your connection is a solid 2.2 MB/sec with no throttling, restrictions or capping of any kind at all :D
 
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