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Originally Posted by maverick
Lets not forget the bandwidth he is sucking away from other users on his cable.
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You mean the bandwith the pensioners on my street are sucking away from pensioners on the next street?
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
I am disappointed. While I am not really worried about you sharing your connection (although, as pointed out, it is againsts t&cs), ripping off pensioners is wrong.
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10pounds a month for 3mbit broadband + onsite support sounds good to me. Its not ripping them off, they are achally saving alot of money over there previous dial up and for them to be able to talk to there relatives abroad on webcam is a lifeline for some of them, who are pretty badly off.
You all seam to have got the wrong end of the stick, I was not n00b bragging about how great I am and what I was doing,
I was answering a question on DS!. The fact that some chav created this thread on cableforum with some grudge against me and took it out of context dosent make it my fault.
The title of this thread "Is this allowed?" Was answered in the same thread by myself on DS,
the answer is: "No."
You dont really need to be a jenius to work that out. So I dont really see the point in this thread's original question was anyway
. Why ask a question that has already been answered.
[Admin Edit(Mick):-Offensive comments Removed].
I will repeat what I said on digitalspy:
"To be honest, most residential ISPs forbid sharing of internet connections with other properties in there T&Cs. But the reality is that they couldent care less."
-Chris