this is like a death sentence...

j0k3r · 08-06-2001 11:54pm #1

Esat are letting me hang tonight... in about ten mins, well it feels like that anyway, i'm one of the 'over-users' of a 'no-limits' service... well, goodbye cruel world, and a big greet to ireland offline for their support. /me will fuxx0r esat soon... (EOF)

Lump · 09-06-2001 9:38am

Once again to another abuser HA HA HA HA TAKE IT !!!!!!

John

Stephen · 10-06-2001 1:52pm

Lump = muppet.

The so-called "abusers" were just using the service within the terms in which it was offered.

Hecate · 10-06-2001 4:22pm

*yawn*

Lump · 10-06-2001 5:21pm

I agree, I was only trying to get a rise out of ya, which I did. If I had been kicked off, I would have considered taking legal action seriously. They cant kick you off an unlimited service with out giving some kind or prior warning, the 3 hour thingy was never implemented and that was all they did. Go sue esat I say. Sue them for a lease line to your house

or any house you every live in

John

Stephen · 10-06-2001 7:17pm

Nah, they were well within their rights because the contract you sign when you sign up for SNL states that they can change the service whenever they want if they give a month's notice ... which they did, the ba$tards.

sixpack's little hat · 10-06-2001 10:53pm

so has anyone found a good replacement for it yet?

Bard · 10-06-2001 11:08pm

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by sixpack's little hat:
so has anyone found a good replacement for it yet?</font>

This ... if it works out and actually goes ahead...

irishguy · 15-06-2001 12:45am

esat classed abusers as ppl who used the net over 60hours a month ,thats not much only about 2hours a nite i am so glad i got my cable modem cus i had no limits and i used it about 85hours a month now i have cable i use it about 115+hours a month ......Damm i need a life

Lump · 15-06-2001 9:53am

No, it was people who used the service more than 75 hours a week.

John

Chubby · 15-06-2001 10:08am

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Lump:
No, it was people who used the service more than 75 hours a week.

John </font>

You muppet, esat was kicking people off for using more than 75hours a month. And it's meant to be "no limits".

Lump · 16-06-2001 12:24am

I meant to say people who were using it more than 75 hours a month.

And please don't call me a muppet.

John

this is like a death sentence...

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