| The (ASA) Advertising Standards Authority, have | | | | claim that they offer unlimited internet access |
| since taken it upon themselves to look at the | | | | which is under a fair usage policy that most |
| many claims that are made by leading broadband | | | | people are completely oblivious about. This policy |
| providers in the United Kingdom. There has been | | | | stipulates that users are entitled to unlimited |
| a lot of controversy over the issue of internet | | | | internet download. But if you exceed what the |
| usage as well as the broadband speeds that | | | | Internet Service Provider feels is an acceptable |
| many of these providers claim to provide. | | | | amount of usage, then they're at liberty to cut |
| This is excellent, because it's a known fact that | | | | the speed of your broadband connection to a |
| many customers in the United Kingdom find that | | | | point where it's no longer possible for you to |
| they're signing up for a service that never truly | | | | download as much data. |
| fulfils any of its obligations. So how do you find | | | | There are also some Internet Services Providers |
| good broadband deals when most providers | | | | based in the United Kingdom that will literally cut |
| conceal the real information from you? | | | | of your service if you use to much of their |
| This is one of the things that have made | | | | bandwidth. Obviously, the promised unlimited |
| government sit up. The first of these issues is the | | | | internet access claim is just that, a claim, since |
| claim that many Internet Service Providers make | | | | there's nothing unlimited about such an internet |
| about unlimited internet usage. | | | | package, if your provider is at liberty to cut off |
| Most broadband sellers in the United Kingdom | | | | your service due to usage. |