Broadband for multiuser?

I have just been contacted by a friend who plans to set up a wireless
network to give access to several people within a local area. Does anyone
know of an ISP who caters for such a multiuser setup? I understand that most
ISPs don't allow more than one user to share te conection (officially)...
Does anyne know of any that don't mind people sharing the connection?

Thanks

Reg

"Reginald" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have just been contacted by a friend who plans to set up a wireless
> network to give access to several people within a local area. Does anyone
> know of an ISP who caters for such a multiuser setup? I understand that
> most
> ISPs don't allow more than one user to share te conection (officially)...
> Does anyne know of any that don't mind people sharing the connection?
>
> Thanks
>
> Reg
>
>
>
A friend tells me he doesn't!

"Reginald" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have just been contacted by a friend who plans to set
> up a wireless network to give access to several people
> within a local area. Does anyone know of an ISP who
> caters for such a multiuser setup? I understand that most
> ISPs don't allow more than one user to share te conection
> (officially)... Does anyne know of any that don't mind
> people sharing the connection?
>
> Thanks
>
> Reg

I assume some sort of business contract would allow it. Companies have to
share access in their offices and public wi-fi spots also.

Ivor

Reginald wrote:

> I have just been contacted by a friend who plans to set up a wireless
> network to give access to several people within a local area. Does anyone
> know of an ISP who caters for such a multiuser setup? I understand that
> most ISPs don't allow more than one user to share te conection
> (officially)... Does anyne know of any that don't mind people sharing the
> connection?

Why does it matter? Does your friend intend to tell his ISP he's sharing his
connection? His ISP would be unlikely to know if he's sharing within his
premises or outside of them.

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"alexd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...

> His ISP would be unlikely to know if he's sharing within his
> premises or outside of them.

You really think so ?

"alexd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Reginald wrote:
>
> > I have just been contacted by a friend who plans to set
> > up a wireless network to give access to several people
> > within a local area. Does anyone know of an ISP who
> > caters for such a multiuser setup? I understand that
> > most ISPs don't allow more than one user to share te
> > conection (officially)... Does anyne know of any that
> > don't mind people sharing the connection?
>
> Why does it matter? Does your friend intend to tell his
> ISP he's sharing his connection? His ISP would be
> unlikely to know if he's sharing within his premises or
> outside of them.

Perhaps he's honest.

Ivor

alexd wrote:

> Why does it matter? Does your friend intend to tell his ISP he's sharing his
> connection? His ISP would be unlikely to know if he's sharing within his
> premises or outside of them.
>
perhaps he does not want to get blamed if one of the users downloads
kiddy porn

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