A friend informed me that he is subscribing to an unlimited pack with IDM. Which ofcourse doesn't make sense. So I called IDM and the guy told me that yes they do have a plan and that it costs around $30, however I still can't believe it is so. I asked if there is an upper bound per day and clearly the guy didn't know what I was talking about and told me no. The only way I can think of it being unlimited is if it wasn't ADSL

my question is, does anybody here know if this is for real or not? Unlimited (ADSL) internet with no upper bound. Sounds to good to be true and if it sounds too good to be true then it is lol
Yes, it is "unlimited" in theory. Sodetel has that internet too. But in reality, you get around 150MB per day of 1Mbps speed, and the remaining around 25MB of lower speed for the rest of the day. So, you can try to download all you want, but it won't get past the limit no matter what you do.