When wireless companies say “unlimited” do they really mean it? Checking Bell’s term of use, we find out that Bell Canada only expects what is reasonable from its customers. In fact, Bell prohibits abuse of by “unlimited” customers in no uncertain terms:
Section 19 of Bell’s Wireless Terms of Use states that [Subscribers] shall not use or allow others to use the Service or your Device if such use:
- consumes excessive network capacity in Bell’s reasonable opinion, or causes our network, or our ability to provide services to others, to be adversely affected
- is for multi-media streaming, voice over Internet protocol or any other application which uses excessive network capacity that is not made available to you by Bell;
- is to operate an email, web, news, chat or other service.
Reasonable enough? If you don’t think so, better read what follows next…
You shall not threaten, abuse or harass any Bell employee or representative…
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