> 10Gbps for 300/month!
That's hilarious, if they actually can deliver.
I might go and try that for a bit :)
My current total commit is 6 Gbps, and I'm paying substantially more than that.
That's hilarious, if they actually can deliver.
I might go and try that for a bit :)
My current total commit is 6 Gbps, and I'm paying substantially more than that.
The only problem is that they will wise up eventually and fix the issue (especially when you've just walked away with 500TB!) so it is quite a gamble.
If you do ever get a HG-10G Large from them and get bored of it, I will gladly take it off your hands. (Possibly throwing in something to help with the set up fee depending on how much I need it).
1 Gbit/s (one Gbit/s) flat will set you back at least around 5000 EUR/month. 1 Gbps (that would be eight Gbit/s) for 300? Yeah. Right.
Regardless I still don't see the point of highlighting a loophole that is obviously going away in the short term.
Au contraire the existence of this flaw should a be strong indicator against using said ISP. Do you really want to trust your stuff to them if they can't even get their own billing straight?