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Article #978Re: IMPORTANT!! ALL COMCAST Subscribers!! PLZ READ! COMCAST COMCAST
From: Vanguard
Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2006 04:44
Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2006 04:44
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"BigPecs8" wrote in message news:4548b402$0$23925$9a6e19ea@unlimited.newshosting.com... <snip - same drivel multiposted in other groups> You didn't fool anyone over at 24hoursupport.helpdesk, either, where you cross-posted to the UNRELATED newsgroups 3b.test,12hr.sex.oral,12hr.sex.normal and now you're cross-posting a separate copy of your drivel to other unrelated groups again, like alt.alt.sex. Guess it takes awhile to retype your post when one of your hands is constantly busy polishing the bishop. Well, if they are monitoring YOUR particular traffic, it would be pretty easy for them to extract the NNTP commands while sniffing your traffic to see what groups you were visiting that generated all that traffic on your *personal* account with them. Maybe they're just tired of having to deal with all the bandwidth consumption of masturbating binary group participants so the cure would be to simply deny the return traffic when attempting to visit the porn groups. That certainly would cut down on a large portion of their NNTP type traffic. They probably have gotten complaints from other users on your segment that they can't get any decent bandwidth - because you are sucking it all up. Those other users didn't know it was you eating up all the bandwidth but just knew it got slow, they complained, and Comcast noticed the continuous high usage from your endpoint. You don't want to share. Their solution is to let others share and take out the hog. They have all their customers to consider, so getting rid of one bad customer is a no-brainer to maintain all the other accounts. Apparently you were warned before. You chose to ignore the warning. So they decided to take action and you lost. Go read their Acceptable Use Policy, section i. You'll know the word that applies to you, then read section ii. Then read section vii which applies to you sucking up too much bandwidth on the shared segment with other users on the same segment as you. What, you thought Comcast wouldn't or couldn't censor your traffic?
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