Do BT speed restrict you if you download 100GB d...

Question

I'm just transferring my telephone line back to BT (from Sky), so that I can order BT Infinity, which has been enabled in my town in the last couple of days.
On the 1st September, when my line is re-connected to BT, I will be ordering BT Infinity Option 2.
I understand the FUP that BT will apply, which really p***es me off, as on my 4Mbps Sky ADSL2+ service, on average I download 150GB per month, although last month was a record for me at 350GB.
So as far as I understand it when I reach 100GB usage on BT Infinity (which given a 10x speed increase, I'm likely to hit 100GB in a couple of days), BT will slow me down during peak hours to 2Mbps down, and 1Mbps up, for a period of 30 days.. fine, well not fine, it's **** really, but I understand it will happen, so fine.
My question is this. If I download 100GB in the first 5 days of the month, then I will get speed restricted. During off-peak hours my speed will be unrestricted, and I can continue to download / upload at full speed. So let's say for the remaining 25 days of the month, I download a further 200 to 300GB. At the end of the 30 day speed restricted period, will BT then lift my peak hours speed restriction, even though I may have downloaded 200 - 300GB in the last 25 days.
What I'm trying to figure out is, will BT permanently speed restrict me if I continue to dowload more than 100GB during the 30 day speed restricted period?
Micro666

Answer 1

Hey Guys i know im new here! 
i have had the same problem with my business connection
i phoned the guys at bt business help centre 08456007020
and they said i had downloaded 121gb in 3 weeks and i was on maximum throttling at peak time for 30days 
1 measly mbps it is **bleep**!
i am fed up with bt as i am sure everyone else is! they should take a leaf out of plusnet and do traffic management more their way!
with gaming prioritised at all times and have no limit on the speed's we get,
appart from slightly slower speed's in peak times say 10 - 25% less of the usual rate in peak times if the line is over 4mb
which i think is understandable and would love to hear your comments and also below is a bt speedtest result as of 22:43 29.09.2010
 Download speedachieved during the test was - 952 Kbps
 For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 600-7150 Kbps.
 Additional Information:
 Your DSL Connection Rate :8128 Kbps(DOWN-STREAM), 448 Kbps(UP-STREAM)
 IP Profile for your line is - 7150 Kbps
My ip address is static and my speedtest summary page is here
http://www.speedtest.net/summary.php?sia=136773747​6