Exceeding the max download capacity provided by an ISP.
Exceeding the max download capacity provided by an ISP.
Usually when applying for Broadband it comes in different packages say for example 256/64K with a monthly volume cap of 3GB, 512/128 with a monthly volume cap of 4GB, 768/256 with a monthly volume cap of 5Gb and say im using one of the Broadband packages if i exceed a monthly volume capacity my Broadband speed will be stepped down . What i would like to know is there anyway around which i could use to hinder my ISP from being able to access how much content im downloading basically i want to exceed the monthly vol cap and get greater Broadband is there any software for that which can give me unlimited monthly volume capacities.
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Re: Exceeding the max download capacity provided by an ISP.
Yeah it's called jail time!!Vektor wrote:Usually when applying for Broadband it comes in different packages say for example 256/64K with a monthly volume cap of 3GB, 512/128 with a monthly volume cap of 4GB, 768/256 with a monthly volume cap of 5Gb and say im using one of the Broadband packages if i exceed a monthly volume capacity my Broadband speed will be stepped down . What i would like to know is there anyway around which i could use to hinder my ISP from being able to access how much content im downloading basically i want to exceed the monthly vol cap and get greater Broadband is there any software for that which can give me unlimited monthly volume capacities.
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Any effort to bypass such limits would be considered contract breach by your ISP and is punishable by law - so you will have to live with the bandwidth restrictions that apply in our country.
In essence what I am saying is - do not ask for advice on committing cyber crime on this forum.
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In essence what I am saying is - do not ask for advice on committing cyber crime on this forum.
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