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inactive or dormant account - that address used to be valid, but is now closed - mailbox full, over quota - the recipient's server mail box has reached its limit (typically 5 to 10 MB - varies by ISP), or would exceed its limit with this message. The recipient needs to download the current messages and make sure

More ADSL questions [Was: simple ADSL modem question]
The issue is coming to a head this year, as the FCC is investigating complaints from consumer groups and legal scholars that Comcast Corp., the country's largest cable ISP, secretly hampered file sharing by its subscribers. File sharing, which allows Internet users to download movies, music and software among each

Braodband ISP recomendation
If your ISP carries this newsgroup also, then you might not even notice that the server has been changed, and your message would have been posted to the ISP. When I reset, I limit to 600, download the group again, use Catch-Up to mark older headers as read, and then I remove the download limit.

Goddam ISP
People in general, especially in non-formal settings, love to sound like they know what they're talking about when they haven't the faintest idea. That said, my guess is that Videotron lied to you. The reason I say that is that my ISP has download limits that far exceed Videotron's. Richard.

ISP Download limit - keeping on the good side
My ISP doesn't provide newsgroups, so I need a new service. Preferably free, but I can deal with low cost if necessary - the lower the better. I don't need binaries, so a low download limit shouldn't be a problem. I know a lot of people don't read Google Groups posts, so that's not a viable option.

Videotron download limits imposed by CRTC?
My website was removed temporarily by my ISP because it had vastly exceeded its daily download bandwidth limit in the last 24 hours. Alex Balfour As an FYI only, in case you wanted a look at your competition..SortaWare www.calendarscope.com -- See Brenda's UniWorldWare http://tinyurl.com/nm2yt.

A Toast to Derek Smart!
I switched ISP's a couple of months ago to one that uses Giganews for their news feed. I went around and around with both my ISP and Giganews trying to get binaries in this Also be aware of download limits if you download music or movies. You can also pick up a program to reduce the size of your .jpg's from

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I have hardly ever been booted unless I am over limit, also I have been known to be connected for over 48 hours at one time. PEPSIgal Sidney JS Evans wrote in message <3834EFCF.D82A3...@eisa.net.au>... yeah eisa $39.95 a month for fully unlimited, or 399 a year for fully unlimited, no download limits,

Need help with newsgroup messages
On Wed, 12 Dec 2001 23:34:45 +1030, "Alex Gontcharov" <lex...@sunos.com> wrote: Picknowl has unlimtied hours plan, no cut off sessions you might get a drop out once every 10 days, 300Mb download, $19.95 per month or 850Mb for $55.00 a months, they can provide Static IP if you need one. 850 megs for $55?

Best ADSL ISP with no download limit?
Its also mid-month, so if you have been doing a lot of downloads you may have reached your ISP's download limits (I have!). Check with your ISP if this is the case. Regards. "Dabbler" <Dabb...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4BD6BC65-371D-4511-8F85-5A946D8AF9F6@microsoft.com... XP yes, not Norton.

No More Cable - Help
An ISP cache is the bane of Internet existance. While an intelligent and transparent proxy does help in the bandwidth battle, ISPs seem to have trouble keeping Cache is no good when you are reading pages from the ISP cache instead of the real server's updates. I have a news page that gets updated twice daily,

Looking for a FAST national ISP with no time or download limits ...
By Mark Kelly <m...@nylon.net> (Thu, 28 Jan 1999 18:34:55 +1100): Lynne wrote: As the subject line says, I'm looking for a new ISP. One condition is that if you exceed the download limit, your account is cancelled without notice. Hardly fair, IMO. I think that if you exceed download limits, you just have to pay

Local ISP - Info about Internet Primus or One Net??
For a serious internet user, any sort of download limit is intolerable. For any sort of GAMER, it's downright ridiculous. I don't pay the cheapest, I dont get the fastest, but its reliable, and I've been with my isp since they practically started. Originally unlimited, it's now time lmited but not downloads,which

I need a new ISP...recommendations?
Full time service costs only $44 a month and that includes the price of an ISP. The setup fee for AOL Plus is also the cheapest available. $150 will get everything you need including professional installation. And the best part about AOL + is that they have absolutely no limit on downloading. You could download

DingoBlue ISP Woes
It really depends on your needs and what the local ISP can give you for the money. My Dad is an ISP. He makes house calls. However, he will tell you if you are I suppose setting up an ISP is not cheap either, but regarding the expense of DSL, doesn't the ISP need *only* to connect to the appropriate CO with an

OT: Anybody elses ISP do worse than this...
I've had enough, there has been lots of problems, this is just the straw that broke the camels back. Soooo, would like to hear of any ADSL ISP's offering a monthly contract with no download limits, obviously I don't mind paying a bit more than I do to Plusnet. PS: my line is only capable of 1MB. Cheers. Colin.

BP Download Limits
Dingoblue can and does offer a dialup plan which isnt limited by the ISP on the hours used per month, session length, or the amount you can download in the month. What limits there are arent imposed by dingoblue. So you can bullshit all you like about 'business, about statistics or about how an ISP is forced to

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?Unfortunately, Comcast the technology provider is really good, including the ISP service. <<Oh really? You might want to google "comcast blocks bittorrent" or "comcast causes email problems" or "comcast imposed bandwidth limits". Or save time and just read the wikipedia article about comcast. The Comcast ISP is

Best ADSL ISP with no download limit?
Chris Friesen chris_frie...@sympatico.ca comp os linux networking Angus Gratton wrote: Hi folks, Being in Australia my internet provider has a download limit (1Gb/month), and I want to know when to stop downloading so as to avoid extra charges. Unfortunately, they don't offer an online monitor.

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High-speed clients riled by Bell, Rogers By SHOWWEI CHU TECHNOLOGY REPORTER Friday, June 14, 2002 - Page B5 Nearly 10000 people have signed an on-line petition, protesting against the download limits for high-speed Internet access that Bell Canada and Rogers Cable Inc. are launching.