David E. Ross wrote:
On 8/29/2009 8:13 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
My ISP sent me a note saying that I have been online too much.
They tell me that even though I have "Unlimited Time" that I have
limited time....(?)
8- 10 hours / day limit for residential use.
OK
Is there a freebie (Freeware) plug in that will add up the time I am
using SeaMonkey "Online" so that I can keep an eye on this thing?
Most DSL or Cable folk are probably amused by this.
I have dial-up, so whatever time I am online - is, of necessity, longer
than DSL or Cable folk need.
Any help would be appreciated.
DoctorBill
SeaMonkey would not be able to account for time when SeaMonkey is not
running. I generally start SeaMonkey only if I intend to surf the Web.
Have you thought of changing your ISP? I too am on dial-up, and my ISP
sets no such limits.
Nor mine. I have a satellite connection, but for times when it's down I
have an emergency dial-up connection and they have never complained if I
left it connected for 24 hours or more.
I'd be inclined to ask your ISP, "what part of 'unlimited' don't you
understand?" ;-)
--
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Paul B. Gallagher
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