Orcon scraps fair-use policy on unlimited plans
Some Orcon users downloading up to nine terabytes of data a month, CEO says - and he's okay with that.
On the heels of an Advertising Standards Authority decision that found its "truly unilimited broadband" ads misleading, Orcon has removed the fair-use policy from its unlimited data plans.
CEO Greg McAlister says the policy has never been enforced.
He says that some Orcon customers use up to 9 terabytes (or 9000 gigabytes) of data a month - and he’s OK with that.
“We have been selling our unlimited plan for more than a year – it’s our biggest seller, and best plan. While we initially included a fair-use policy, we have never used it, so the time is right to remove it and signal to people that they can really fill their boots online."
NBR Staff
Fri, 13 Dec 2013
Fri, 13 Dec 2013
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Orcon scraps fair-use policy on unlimited plans
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