How do the ADSL soft-caps work?
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Created On:
05 Sep 2006 11:43 AM
Answer
Caps work by limiting the usage on your account for either international or local access or both.
Say you purchase a
2GB Softcap account
from Imagine.
Your first 2GB of traffic (whether it is local or international bandwidth) counts towards your initial cap. Once you have reached that cap, all international traffic is stopped or 'hardcapped' and you will no longer have international access.
You will however, still have local bandwidth availability up to combined total of 30GB. (So if you have hit that initial 2GB cap, you will have 28GB local bandwidth left). This will allow you to continue accessing your email as well as many other online servies like banking, news, company VPN and online shopping.
If you need additional international bandwidth, you can 'top up' by purchasing an additional account. Otherwise you can chose one of our other
Softcap account options by clicking here >>
.
If you are just interested in getting full access to the internet then you might consider our one of the other following options:
Cheap ADSL Hardcap @ R45 per GB
ADSL Softcap - Extra local bandwidth
Vodacom Uncapped accounts upto 4MB
Imagine Uncapped accounts for business
IS Static IP Uncapped accounts