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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:13:19 +0000, Ron S unleashed the following:

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So I was reading and your posts in there about Pipex.... ;-)

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biggeordie blurted on Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:15:55 GMT:

> So I was reading and your posts in there about Pipex.... ;-)

LOL Is ages since my *blurted* got a rise out of someone :-)

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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:18:39 +0000, Ron S unleashed the following:

> LOL Is ages since my *blurted* got a rise out of someone :-)

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Aye, at least i did not get a e-mail, unlike my BT days.

On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:27:09 +0000, Rab unleashed the following:

> Aye, at least i did not get a e-mail, unlike my BT days.

Once again the thin end of the wedge is appearing....

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*Ron S* formulated on Tuesday :
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Bloody stupid isn't it.
They complained about people hogging the bandwidth and suggested that
they go over to broadband where they can have an 'always on' connection
without any limits and when they've got everybody transferred across,
they start imposing caps and limits again. :-(

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Gareth blurted on Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:55:52 GMT:

> They complained about people hogging the bandwidth and suggested that
> they go over to broadband where they can have an 'always on' connection
> without any limits and when they've got everybody transferred across,
> they start imposing caps and limits again. :-(

Is a shame they don't mention what amount these people are d/ling...if
they're d/ling a couple of gigs an hour 24hrs a day they can't possibly be
doing it for themselves because they would never have the time to listen
and watch whatever it is...so they really need to rent a commercial server
and pay commercial prices for the service...if they're d/ling 3 or 4GBs a
day then I agree the ISPs are taking the Ron again...


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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:55:52 GMT, Gareth unleashed the following:

> Bloody stupid isn't it.
> They complained about people hogging the bandwidth and suggested that
> they go over to broadband where they can have an 'always on' connection
> without any limits and when they've got everybody transferred across,
> they start imposing caps and limits again. :-(

I think it is time that the Oxford Dictionary was altered to suit the
ISP's....
Unlimited - was changed.
Anytime - was changed.
Now Always on - has been changed.
they continually move the goalposts and Offcom does sweet F. A. about
it.

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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 16:02:29 +0000, Ron S unleashed the following:

> Is a shame they don't mention what amount these people are d/ling...if
> they're d/ling a couple of gigs an hour 24hrs a day they can't possibly be
> doing it for themselves because they would never have the time to listen
> and watch whatever it is...so they really need to rent a commercial server
> and pay commercial prices for the service...if they're d/ling 3 or 4GBs a
> day then I agree the ISPs are taking the Ron again...

It took them long enough to decide on this one, they must have known
this for long enough but decide to hammer it now probably because they
are having bandwidth/contention problems.

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