Yes it does mean something but as you have a wired setup with one computer only it is not applicable to your case. All they are saying is that Netmeter only counts the traffic on the ethernet port of the PC it is running on and other machines may be using some too. As there are no other machines it doesn't apply to your case.
The ISP will be counting IP traffic I image as will Netmeter and some routers count the full ATM data which is considerably more. That could make the discrepancy even higher.
The answer, as always, is simple - if you aren't happy with the ISP move on assuming you can do so without incurring penalties because you are still in the minimum contract.



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