Carphone clarifies '40 gigabit' download limit
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Posted in Telecoms, 12th April 2006 06:02 GMT
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The Carphone Warehouse is to amend the small print on its new broadband service following the vulture-eyed intervention of Register readers.
In a press release today plugging its new "free" broadband service the firm said the product was subject to a "40 gigabit monthly download limit".
But as Reg readers were quick to point out, gigabits ain't the same as gigabytes and Carphone's limit only amounted to around 5 gigabytes.
Asked to confirm the correct usage limits, a spokeswoman for Carphone told us that the "40 gigabit" limit printed in today's press release was "incorrect" and that it would be changed to "40 gigabyte". ®
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