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Old 14-05-2004, 13:00   #7
Chris W
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Re: Why do ntl charge??

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Originally Posted by Neil

[Edit]-Not only that but TW don't have any of this "It's against our AUP to connect your XBOX or your PS2 to our network unless you pay for a 2nd I.P address at £5.00 per month (soon to be £2.00 PM)"
this is true... but you will find that tech support (or everyone i know at least) will turn a blind eye to you doing this. This has been written into the usage policy since at least december 2003 but is not rigidly enforced. After all, if you are using a router, then how are ntl going to know that you are using an xbox or ps2 unless you tell them??

and Neil... the wording you are looking for is:

Quote:
You may only connect XBox gaming consoles to the NTL network using a designated Xbox compatible broadband access product.

Users may only connect PlayStation 2 gaming consoles to the ntl network using a designated PlayStation 2 compatible broadband access product.
taken from section 21 here
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