Congrats.  Hopefully you use the bandwith well and when SC2 hits, you can replace Steam with Battle.net.  *wink*

I know what you mean, watch those sales aswell.
 
If they sell a rockstar pack for a week at half price at some point I'm going to break.

" I used to not like digital distribution. Not because I prefer hard copies of games (even though I do) but because the internet providers in Australia give us very limited transfer limits and I didn't want to use it up.   A few months ago, after having Telstra as my service provider for years and having them try to charge me an extra $600 for going over my cap,  I decided I'd had enough. The next day I decided to drop Telstra and switch to an Internode plan.  The transfer limit/rate is about the same but the best thing about it is that all steam downloads from australian servers are uncapped and unmetered. This means I can download as much as I want from australian steam servers without it counting towards my transfer limit. So with some simple programs to monitor which servers Steam connects to, I can finally download steam games without fear of going over my transfer limit.  So my point is I hate Internode because I no longer have an excuse to not spend heaps of money on Steam games.  "

Internode has unmetered Australian steam servers so make sure you grab steamwatch from whirlpool.net.au or games.on.net also update the server list on it as its 2 years old at this point
If you don't use steamwatch you will be d/l from a overseas server that will use your cap
 
and yes bigpond will let you use the gamearena servers unmetered

"Internode has unmetered Australian steam servers so make sure you grab steamwatch from whirlpool.net.au or games.on.net also update the server list on it as its 2 years old at this point If you don't use steamwatch you will be d/l from a overseas server that will use your cap  and yes bigpond will let you use the gamearena servers unmetered "