Now i will support fup purely in this case.
Wtf? 700Gb in a month? that too a residential user?
It's this kind of abuse that we'd be concerned about on most of our flat-rate plans - probably except the 100 and 200mbit/s ones.
A doubt tat is always in my mind, how downloading a hundred's Gb's matter when u buy the bandwidth in bulk.. they wont sell per Gb right? so ??
They don't, but that's the easiest way for us to break it down. If we were to sell the kind of speeds we're looking at then the prices would be rather unreasonable, otherwise the marketing gets very difficult with all this "up to XXX" malarchy - we might only guarantee you 1mbit/s but sometimes it'll go up to 5 or whatever.
It might be possible that if you saturated BSNL's 100mbit/s connection (which costs 83k + tax) for most of the day that they'd still make a small profit at the prices they must be getting bandwidth. We wouldn't. Yet.