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RenderedDream
what should i put here?

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Aveiro

when u speak about adress, is it IP or my adress street? i can't understand how they can detect it.. they don't have electronic devices installed in the fiber optic, the modem won't be able to determine if it is moved, my OS will regain connection..

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Oct-03-2002 20:01 Portugal

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fastmp3
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Montreal/Canada & Casablanca/Morocco (the ROOTS of TRANCE)

MAC adress there you go , firestarter said it , because each modem is assigned to each adress which is assigned to a specific cell

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RenderedDream
what should i put here?

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Aveiro

MAC adress is the one that identifies the modem, not the location..
i have a friend that lent his modem to a friend and works fine! about who pays the bill i don't know since they don't pass the limits..

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Oct-03-2002 20:30 Portugal

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Registered: May 2002
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quote:
Originally posted by fastmp3
and i forgot to add something , the ISPs put limitations not because the price of bandwith is expensive , but because out 10 customers you have 2 that leech 24/7 non stop and it affects the bandwith for the 8th other customers , hence why

Yes this is why, and more importantly, because the ISPs are too lazy to develop the proper software to equitably distribute shared bandwidth. I would never pay an ISP who capped bandwidth. Frankly, I'd rather just pay more and get an unshared connection anyway.