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So when they shut down the web server, what is the correct action to take? possible answers: nothing and wait from them to turn it back on! call them? go to another provider? (who? help me) etc. Help. Niece (linuxluva) --- David Kramer <david at thekramers.net> wrote: > On Sat, 1 Dec 2001, Anthony J. Gabrielson wrote: > > I always get a kick out of it when people complain > about it. I think they > > do a good job for what they have. Dollars and > sense, I probably cost them > > more money than what I am worth. > > > > Thats just my .02 cents. I seem to be fairly > opinionated lately. > > > > Do you agree or disagree - and why? > > Personally, my issue is not that "they're not > allowing servers". My issue > is that I signed up for the service with a > particular TOS that stated they > allow it, but don't support it, and they have > changed that TOS, while > raising my rates, without any recourse for me other > than dropping the > service. I recognize the fact that they have the > right to, but that > doesn't mean I think it was a fair business thing to > change it in that > way. > > The fact that I am running servers does not mean > that I use more bandwidth > that an adolescent boy who spends his weekends > downloading MP3's and > JPG's. If I were, then they should terminate. > Maybe other people with > servers use more bandwidth than I do. The newbies > running Windows with no > firewall probably use more bandwidth when they send > out hundreds of email > messages every time a new virus comes out. > > The fact that they are simultaneously removing > functionality, > increasing my downtime tremendously, and raising my > rates, is what has > driven me to go through the very frustrating > experience of getting DSL. > Yes, I am *BEGGING* three companies to cooperate > long enough to give me > half the bandwidth for $10/mo more, in the name of > static IPs, qualified > support staff, and not being shut down for a week > and a half. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > DDDD David Kramer david at thekramers.net > http://thekramers.net > DK KD > DKK D "Questions are a burden to others, > DK KD Answers a prison for oneself." > DDDD > -The Prisoner > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Buy the perfect holiday gifts at Yahoo! Shopping. http://shopping.yahoo.com
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