Customers of Washington, Oregon and California cable operator Wave Broadband (see our user reviews) say that the company has begun throttling their customers' 10Mbps connections back to speeds of 1.5Mbps or slower should they consume more than 3GB per day. According to posts to our forums, customers say that their connections remain throttled for twenty four hours after the invisible cap is crossed. Section 7 of Wave's service agreement (pdf) does mention that the carrier does employ consumption limits, throttling and may even charge overages, but makes no clear mention of what limits are:There's some dispute amongst users as to how the caps work and what the limits are, so we've reached out to Wave to confirm specific details (the caps may be market specific), but have yet to hear back. Someone claiming they work for Wave has posted to our forums suggesting that the carrier had grown faster than expected, and would soon add additional capacity. Capology 101: If you're going to employ caps, be clear about what they are.