I switched over to Three a few months ago and was reasonably happy with it at first. Now, whenever I download large-ish files, my ethernet drops. Actually, everything drops, I just get disconnected, but then wifi comes back, but not the ethernet connection. For that I have to turn off everything for a few seconds and then back on, and everything goes back to working properly. Checked it with different files and downloads, same result every time. So that's clearly something that is being done deliberately by Three. Is there anything in the small print I missed? If so, please could somebody show me where it tells me in the contract for unlimited mobile broadband that there are restrictions on file size? And if not, does Three want to explain this to me, let me out of my contract and re-imburse me for switching over and dealing with this nonsense? Because advertising an 'unlimited' contract when there are indeed limitations on it would be false advertising, wouldn't it?
