The unlimited means that you wont get charged for going over your quota, you just have your download speed culled (to around dial up speed). But yes checking out the package deal information will tell you your quota. Most deals give you different bandwiths for on and off peak (12am to 7am) times, just to confuse things.
And I've been reading the rest of the comments and I agree with vegertariansushi in that BitTornado has alot of nifty features like being able to set max upload/download speeds. Also if you are downloading multiple files in one torrent you can set it to download certain files first (for example when I downloaded House season 1 I set it to get the first episodes first).
Also (I swear im nearly done) you can go to your ISP's webpage and log into your account. This allows you to access your bandwith tracker that tells you how much bandwith you have left for the month.
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Date: 2005-10-10 08:18 am (UTC)And I've been reading the rest of the comments and I agree with
Also (I swear im nearly done) you can go to your ISP's webpage and log into your account. This allows you to access your bandwith tracker that tells you how much bandwith you have left for the month.