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Old 14-05-2004, 17:51   #11
Chris W
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Re: Why do ntl charge??

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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
Oooh that's a grey area of leagalese, which I doubt would hold much sway if tested in court. Ntl also say you can only connect up to 3 computers. Now if you arent doing that via a router or switch how are you doing it when you only have the one bb connection?
don't understand your point there is nothing stopping you from connecting a router to ntl.... and this is excluded from the three devices... I would look this up in the t &cs but i have done it once today and can't be bothered again! The only thing with connecting routers, is that ntl won't provide support to you if you use a home network.

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