> > is this question meant to be serious?
>
> I'd say yes, it's meant to be serious.
>
> > if so, since when do isps tell you what you can and cant do on your
> > own pc?
>
> Since you're purchasing a service from them, and since the ISP's lawyers
> got them to put agreeing Terms and Conditions as a condition of
> subscription.
>
> > if they dreamed of it, they'd lose my $60/month
>
> Reality Check: *all* ISPs have Terms and Conditions. Some are merely more
> restrictive than others. Caveat Emptor, as always.
>
> Cheers
>
> Paul Haddon
> Technical Services Manager
> Hartingdale Internet
>
you misunderstood the context of my message, it was meant to be purely in
reply to "no servers for use by your internal lan", my comments seem logical
now?
while your in a defensive mood since you work for an isp, do you tell your
customers what they can and cant do with their own pcs, besides anything
related to your service?
nelson
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