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Originally Posted by Acathla
If your internet access is a business expense then it will be used for business purposes and such by the terms and conditions you signed up for, you need it to be a business account and not a residential account.
Has already been mentioned what you need to do.
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I have no problems with switching it to a business account, just wanted to see if they would do it.
In terms of running a business from home, then I can't be the only person doing it.
I'm not exactly putting a large load on the network - email, web applications for mortgages and insurances.
My general web browsing is probably 50-100x more traffic than that - especially with a daughter who is always viewing stuff on youtube
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Acathla
If your internet access is a business expense then it will be used for business purposes and such by the terms and conditions you signed up for, you need it to be a business account and not a residential account.
Has already been mentioned what you need to do.
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Was just about to get on the phone and do that when I remembered a thread on here about the brain dead way they pretend to implement fixed ip addresses.
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/12...ns-page-2.html
To be perfectly frank, that's an insult. I think I'll stick as I am and take my chances with HMRC. Rather than expose my machines to the internet, they are currently sitting behind a Linksys WRT-54G running custom firmware.