Belgian ISP Claims One Customer Downloads 2.7TB

An anonymous reader writes with this envy-spawning excerpt: "While for most people the data limit is never reached, with media-rich websites becoming every more prevalent, and more media services going online (we're looking at you streaming video services), it won't be long before the average user is surpassing even the highest caps commonly imposed today. But how much data is it possible to download every month? And do the so-called data-hogs really burn through that much more data than everyone else? According to Belgian ISP Telenet, the answers are 'a lot' and 'yes, they can.'"

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Belgium? Pretty much a non-country.

[roman_mir]

You have a charisma of a damp rag, and appearance of a low grade bank clerk. And the question that I want to ask is: WHO ARE YOU? I've never heard of you, nobody in Europe had ever heard of you! I would like to ask you, president, who voted for you? And what mechanism?... Oh, I know democracy is not popular with you. And what mechanism people of Europe have to remove you? Is this European democracy? Well I sense, I sense though, that you are competent and capable and dangerous. And I don't doubt that it is your intention to be the quiet assassin of European democracy and of European nation states. You appear to have a loathing for very concept of existing of nation states, perhaps that's because you come from Belgium, which of-course is pretty much a non-country. But since you took over we've seen Greece reduced to nothing more than a protectorate. Sir, you have no legitimacy in this job at all, and I can say with confidence that I can speak on behalf of the majority of the British people in saying: we don't know you, we don't want you and the sooner you are put out to grass, the better!

Of-course I like the way AutoTune The News did this better.