In your example you'd be using your DSL login for L2TP access so you're just using your normal quota i.e. 2TB?

Fair question for the paid for L2TP service though...

In reply to a post by ferretuk:

In your example you'd be using your DSL login for L2TP access so you're just using your normal quota i.e. 2TB?

Fair question for the paid for L2TP service though...

Ah so that's how it would work. I thought as much - I've just asked about the quota system in the IRC and I understand it now

Nice to see Chaos now showing this - and everyone's allowance going up I assume on Wednesday

Well done to AAISP for announcing a 50% increase to the basic 200GB package from the 1st December.

In reply to a post by lexden16:

Well done to AAISP for announcing a 50% increase to the basic 200GB package from the 1st December.

300GB...whoopee doo. Plenty of CPs out there who offer the same (or better) level of support as AAISP yet they offer truly unlimited usage (no FUP) as standard on all of their packages. Such as Fluidone, Trunk Networks & Structured Communications to name a few. Bandwidth limits are soooooo yesterday.....

Edited by deleted (Sat 09-Nov-19 07:37:43)

I think the thread may have been woken up by a removed spam post yesterday ....

No!

I think this woke it up: https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2019/11/isp-an... which was posted Friday, November 8th, 2019 (2:42 pm)

Edited by jelv (Sat 09-Nov-19 09:53:34)

Ah!


My excuse is there was an 8 or 9 post spammer, and I remembered I had over 300GB allowance for a long time when with them. That memory being because I had around 150GB of rollover every month.

If you recall, AAISP got rid of the 300GB data plan and customers got 2TB for the same price. Those of us on the 200GB plan were left as was. I confess that this business decision encouraged me to look at what else was on offer, but I concluded that the service level offered by AAISP - along with the ability to switch plans each month and the 50% data rollover - was enough to encourage me to stay. The increase in the base product data allowance makes staying with AAISP that much easier. In my view, it is worth paying a small premium for a broadband connection that rarely misses a beat.