ExampleE-002

Unlimited Storage Case

A service is sold as unlimited even though a fixed 100 GB cap appears only inside a separate fair-use policy.

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Why it matters

The example shows how a hidden limit can change the ordinary meaning of a headline claim.

Call a fixed cap a fixed cap.
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An “unlimited” plan applies a fixed 100 GB maximum disclosed only in a fair-use policy.

The plain explanation above is the best place to begin. This version is here when precision or citation matters.

What stands out

  • The fixed maximum conflicts with the ordinary meaning of unlimited.
  • The limit is material to buyers comparing storage plans.
  • A fair-use policy may regulate abusive use, but a fixed cap should be disclosed as a cap.
A clearer version

The seller could say “100 GB storage” or place the fair-use threshold clearly beside the feature claim.

Transparency

Change history

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Initial draft.