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On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 18:27:45 +1100, "Dale Porter" <daleapor...@ozemail.com.au> wrote: I guess it depends on what your looking for. We pay $24.95 for ozemail - unlimited hours but 300 mg (i think) download limit. I know there is a limit not 100% of what it is. I'm on the same plan - there's a 400MB download limit,

For Perth ISP Users
the real TOMMY Tutalidge pinb...@aei.net ott online Very interesting of course the isp's in canada slit their own throats by not letting anyone use ftp's. All you have to do to blow your monthly download limit with Sympatico or Videotron is to leave your computer running with a P2P file-sharing program turned

cheap dialup ISP with nationwide access
Weinstein's squad is developing software tools that it will distribute for free to people who want to test what their ISP is doing, and collect the data. Comcast also has drawn fire for imposing secret limits on how much its subscribers can download in a month, then cutting off subscribers who don't heed

ISP Download limit - keeping on the good side
When an ISP permits servers, doesn't block ports and offers a fixed IP address, then download limits are necessary, otherwise you'd have extremely high usage servers that end up costing the ISP much money for their upstream bandwidth with the server paying only 29.95 per month no matter how many billions of hits

ADEL: ISP no download limits
Geoff nos...@me.com comp os linux networking Is there such a beast? Yep its called IPAC http://www.comlink.apc.org/~moritz/ipac.html.

Braodband ISP recomendation
Jon Naughton naughtyjREMOVETHIS...@dingoblue.net.au aus dvd KingBob wrote: some people might have better things to use there download limit for, especially considering hte show in on tv. I fail to see the logic in using an ISP which insists on Draconian d/l limits for pathetic dialup accounts - yeah,

Need help choosing new ISP
Anyone at all knows unlimited cannot truly equal unlimited for ANY ISP. Wrong. Correct - try getting more than 24hrs/day or 20Gig/month out of them. Wrong and mindlessly silly. The ISP doesnt limit the number of hours in the day. Dingoblue don't allow unlimited time - its constrained by factors outside their

MS better hurry
Golden Eagle webmas...@Autoronics.zzn.com.yme alt ozdebate Hi Primus offers unlimited access for $29.95p/m but with a 200 MB d/load limit vs 150 with Dynamic Bell, but Primus has bugger all newsgroups. ps I hate download limits too as much as anyone else that uses the net. Ron Dale wrote: Dynamic Bell - $49 totally

ISP Download Limit
I have my mum running on plusnet ADSL Max 1 gig download a month limit for £10. It doesn't seem to cause her any problems. The billing department have certainly never caused me any problems. The main problems with ISPs is when they promise unlimited downloads etc. I tend to agree. Funnily enough I just recommended

BP Download Limits
Dr_shady_harrasment_panda kev_harrasment_pa...@yahoo.co.uk alt 2600 hackers alt 2600 hackerz have u tryed using a proxy server ,it also may speed it up Dieter Lohuis <d...@wanadoo.nl> wrote in message news:3ae4a745$0$21381@reader5... My ISP has a download limit and an upload limit. We use PPPOE for connection to the

Best High Speed ISP in Edm?
Then you will have to pay for it, or make do with the free servers and the one you have with your ISP. Also, be aware that if you pay for a newsserver, then you may be bound by upload or download limits and what you pay is often an indication of the amount of leeway you are given on this. or do I have to just go to

Request for ISP other than August
Angus Gratton n...@cabsoft.com comp os linux networking 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. My Linux box acts as an IP Masquerading box running

Thought of changing ISP
Alan Yates al...@ay.com.au aus net access ms wrote: I have a few cheap accounts, and they have download limits. As far as I recall, this was for http and ftp, and didn't include downloads from their own ftp server... One ISP I use now seems to include news articles in the monthly total, even though it's going from

Email returned and not received
(I don't think so, because I watching the download) and that IE is unable to continue with this download. Happens on more than one site at the same point in the download, from a number of different sites (ie the same point of the download from all these sites) - don't think it's my ISP, since I've never had trouble

How do I browse the web on a smartphone ?
Eeyore rabbitsfriendsandrelati...@hotmail.com uk telecom broadband Nick wrote: Eeyore wrote: PeterT wrote: Can anyone recommend a broadband ISP - preferably as I have my mum running on plusnet ADSL Max 1 gig download a month limit for £10. It doesn't seem to cause her any problems. The billing department have

Illegal Downloaders Face Ban
They are the only ISP I've seen lately revise their pricing and download limits in the customer's favour!!! I just had an extra 100meg added to my download limit for the same price as my last already generous limit.ALL their accounts have just gone down in price, or up in limit, as they've past savings on to the

Braodband ISP recomendation
I don't download music tracks or that sort of stuff. Any thoughts? I use Netmeter (http://readerror.gmxhome.de/) to watch my network traffic, can be more tricky keeping track if you're connecting multiple PC's to a router though. Worth bearing in mind different ISP's have different rules on limits too.

New? ISP on the block....
I am not sure what they mean by 'restrict' but their terms of service does not mention any limit on time or download and their plan is 'unlimited time and unlimited download'. They only offer a four hour connection period as standard but they dont seem to enforce this or when they do enforce it they send a message

DSL with no download limits
If you just want 24/7 Surftime packages are generally cheaper and don't impose ludicrous download limits. After the initial 400mb the throughput is no better than ISDN, which is also cheaper, more reliable and unlimited. -- iv< Paul >iv< [ Mail: p...@hopwood.org.uk ] [ WWW: http://www.hopwood.org.uk/ ]

Download & Upload Caps added to CanadianISP.com !
When I delete one of the original 15 accounts, one of the 3 new accounts began to download mail without error. But if I add the original account back, then that account starts throwing the error...so the last 3 accounts added seem to always throw errors. I checked with the ISP and they say they have no limits on