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Each user is responsible to monitor their usage. BreedeNet do not have records of what users do online and which websites they visit.

The common reason for high usage is:

Virus (usually indicated with high uploads)
Downloading movies & music
Watching YouTube videos
Streaming Videos and Music
Using Skype and in particular Video Skyping.
Facebook: Facebook in itself doesn't use a lot of data. What does, is if you watch a lot of photos and view videos.
Viewing Graphic Intensive Websites
Playing online games
Listening to Radio online
Virus updates
Windows updates
Downloading programs

Please note that each megabyte you use has a cost to BreedeNet, and therefore we need to charge you for everything you use. The responsibility is on you to keep within your cap or pay the excess bandwidth.

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