Do any other ISPs offer unlimited data and no throttling?

I know BE offer this but are their any others the ones I have looked at all seem to have usage caps.

Sky

It depends on what is available on your exchange

Netplan offer unlimited downloads (literally) with no port throttling; however you'd have to sign up to a 12 month contract @ £35pm for a (up to) 8128/828 kbps connection.
www.netplan.co.uk

How good are sky as a ISP I have sky+HD so it would probably be the best option I got offered the chance to join a few years ago when they stated but turned it down because they were to new for me to be willing to take the risk and I remember their used to be loads of complaints. Have they improved now?

In reply to a post by techtalker:

How good are sky as a ISP

http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/which_isp/t/3957510...

Sky LLU has a good reputation. Check if it is available to you at http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange_search

I just moved from an unthrottled and unmetered service of UK Online (LLU) to XILO's Pro 16 Home deal for ADL2+ LLU connection. Migration went smooth and the connection is a bit more faster too.

As far as I know, XILO is advertised as unmetered and I don't think they throttle anything. So far I'm seeing everything running great. It's a faster and more responsive connection compared to UK Online.

EDIT: I forgot to mention the added bonus, that XILO is a 1-month contract service, not a 12-month trap. You're free to move to another ISP after your first month - if you're not happy.

Edited by Khan (Mon 31-Jan-11 15:09:47)

I have seen netplan mentioned before so i emailed them and asked about the unlimited £35 pound plan and in return quote....

Thanks for your enquiry. Our ADSL is indeed 20:1 and runs at up to 8mb. The price for this is £25 per month, with a 1GB limit.

In reply to a post by Khan:

As far as I know, XILO is advertised as unmetered and I don't think they throttle anything.

You're very much correct with that statement

Matt