Cordially invited to join BT total broadband

I have been with BT Broadband for many years and on Bt Total broadband option 3,  8Mb max. [ Was on option 4 previously. ]
I have now received a " You are cordially invitation to join Bt Total Broadband " email with some of the options I already get plus an enhanced speed up to 20Mb.
I am confused. Is this just a marketing email aimed at everybody irrespective of whether or not  they are already in contract or is it some strange way of upgrading existing customers to a 20Mb service.
John

jonh46 wrote:
I have been with BT Broadband for many years and on Bt Total broadband option 3,  8Mb max. [ Was on option 4 previously. ]
I have now received a " You are cordially invitation to join Bt Total Broadband " email with some of the options I already get plus an enhanced speed up to 20Mb.
I am confused. Is this just a marketing email aimed at everybody irrespective of whether or not  they are already in contract or is it some strange way of upgrading existing customers to a 20Mb service.
John
Their database details for users' actual existing product must be wildly out of date. There is actually no reason to have sent this same email to everyone. If they wish to market a product the user hasn't got, then that's different. This is effectively junk email - and along with the IMHO silly subject title, looks even more ridiculous. Who uses "cordially" these days ? It looks like a Thesaurus was used to generate it .....
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    I know the usage on BT Total Broadband isn't actually unlimited and it has a fair usage policy. This used to be 100GB but since BT Infinity came in I can't seem to find the policy on BT's site. Has it changed?
    Hi.
    The 100GB figure has never been on the fair use policy site, and neither does the new figure of 300GB appear (it's been that since middle/late August).
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