xazbrat wroteOne damning thing about the 20 mbps package is that the 200 gig quota would be gone in about 20 hours. And that would be just the download.
Anyhow, well played. :)
Well you are looking at it wrong.
you are looking at like this, 20 Mbps/8=2560 KBPS = 9GB/H = 216GB/Day. If everyone looks at it this way, we would have no internet. Even US/Europe. There simply isn't enough bandwidth to go around, whether if it's the Physical connection level, ISP bandwidth level, or even the server where you request the data from. There are around 3.5M internet users in lebanon if each person gets 200GB we would need more than 2.2Tbps international connection some 22X of what lebanon is currently using, and around 60% of the full capacity of IMEWE cable, the cable is shared by 8 countries at the moment. That's why internet can not replace TV at the moment regarding live streaming. This also how ISPs work, the actual bandwidth ISPs have much less than what they are selling, but since not everyone using the internet at the same time there is enough bandwidth to go around, and when ISPs force a quota users become even more cautious about data, thus making the network more available to everyone.
200GB gives you 6.6GB a day, on average that is good for 2 hours of HD youtube, 2 Hours of HD Netflix, plus the usual, web browsing, app downloading, updating... you will encounter some large downloads from time to time, such as game download say 30-40GB. that's where you might take a hit. but then again how many AAA titles games are you going to download a month.
ISP design their plans for the average user. 99% of the people will be content with 200GB a month, heavy users on the other hand might not.