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Steve
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      01-31-2005, 02:03 PM
www.freenetname.co.uk



 
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I.J Jordan
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      01-31-2005, 02:43 PM
> www.freenetname.co.uk

Not one of the more generous ISP's

5.7 If you have selected to receive the MAX Broadband service you will have a
2GB Monthly Usage allowance. Any Monthly Usage that is registered by our
systems above this allowance will be charged at £2 (inc. VAT) per GB (or part
thereof). This charge will appear on your next monthly invoice. You will be
charged for any additional usage, whether you are aware of it or not. You
must therefore ensure that your systems are secure and do not allow access to
any unauthorised users. Wireless networks must be secured.

IanJ




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      01-31-2005, 03:21 PM

"I.J Jordan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> www.freenetname.co.uk

>
> Not one of the more generous ISP's
>
> 5.7 If you have selected to receive the MAX Broadband service you will
> have a
> 2GB Monthly Usage allowance. Any Monthly Usage that is registered by our
> systems above this allowance will be charged at £2 (inc. VAT) per GB (or
> part
> thereof). This charge will appear on your next monthly invoice. You will
> be
> charged for any additional usage, whether you are aware of it or not.
> You
> must therefore ensure that your systems are secure and do not allow
> access to
> any unauthorised users. Wireless networks must be secured.


It still compares favourably with Wanadoo, which is the same price for a
2GB cap but only 1M/bit (not MB please..!)

I tend to use between 2 and 3 GB a month so I had to go for the 6GB cap at
£22.99 - with the service described, 3GB would cost me £17.99 + £2.00 for
the extra 1GB making a total of £19.99 - a saving of £3.00 per month plus
I'd get double the speed. Worth considering.

Ivor


 
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Pete.
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      01-31-2005, 03:31 PM
And try not to use the free net name (a .co.uk) they close you down for
anything, regardless of weather it's legal or not!


"I.J Jordan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> www.freenetname.co.uk

>
> Not one of the more generous ISP's
>
> 5.7 If you have selected to receive the MAX Broadband service you will
> have a
> 2GB Monthly Usage allowance. Any Monthly Usage that is registered by our
> systems above this allowance will be charged at £2 (inc. VAT) per GB (or
> part
> thereof). This charge will appear on your next monthly invoice. You will
> be
> charged for any additional usage, whether you are aware of it or not. You
> must therefore ensure that your systems are secure and do not allow access
> to
> any unauthorised users. Wireless networks must be secured.
>
> IanJ
>
>
>
>
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      01-31-2005, 03:58 PM
I think they actually give you a free UK domain name on the basis that you
either dial them regularly or take a paid for product. This domain gets
suspended if you don't pay or stop dialling them which seems reasonable to
me.




"Pete." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> And try not to use the free net name (a .co.uk) they close you down for
> anything, regardless of weather it's legal or not!
>
>
> "I.J Jordan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> www.freenetname.co.uk

>>
>> Not one of the more generous ISP's
>>
>> 5.7 If you have selected to receive the MAX Broadband service you will
>> have a
>> 2GB Monthly Usage allowance. Any Monthly Usage that is registered by our
>> systems above this allowance will be charged at £2 (inc. VAT) per GB (or
>> part
>> thereof). This charge will appear on your next monthly invoice. You will
>> be
>> charged for any additional usage, whether you are aware of it or not. You
>> must therefore ensure that your systems are secure and do not allow
>> access to
>> any unauthorised users. Wireless networks must be secured.
>>
>> IanJ
>>
>>
>>
>>
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gonzo
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      01-31-2005, 06:39 PM

"Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I think they actually give you a free UK domain name on the basis that you
> either dial them regularly or take a paid for product. This domain gets
> suspended if you don't pay or stop dialling them which seems reasonable to
> me.
>

ahh yes one of my sites was originally done with their domain name. it was
updated regularly, you could only ever update it if you logged into
freenetname. they then shut the site down saying that it wasnt being updated
every 90 days when it was updated every couple. ended up buying the same
..com for about 5 dollars and they sold the .co.uk one to a websquatter.
cheers
james


 
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M Joyce
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      02-01-2005, 07:00 AM
lol, I seam to be using anything from 500MB to 2GB per day, must be
listening to much to many streaming radio stations!

Only have 512Kbs using talk talk £19.99 with no limits not as fast but with
how much I transfer I imagine anything faster would be stupidly expensive or
far to low limit.

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> "Steve" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> I think they actually give you a free UK domain name on the basis that
>> you
>> either dial them regularly or take a paid for product. This domain gets
>> suspended if you don't pay or stop dialling them which seems reasonable
>> to
>> me.
>>

> ahh yes one of my sites was originally done with their domain name. it was
> updated regularly, you could only ever update it if you logged into
> freenetname. they then shut the site down saying that it wasnt being
> updated
> every 90 days when it was updated every couple. ended up buying the same
> .com for about 5 dollars and they sold the .co.uk one to a websquatter.
> cheers
> james
>
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