Thread: Is this allowed?
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Old 24-07-2005, 15:23   #33
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Re: Is this allowed?
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Originally Posted by simpsonsFAN
I dont force them to take my broadband, living in a quite closed community and without much knoweledge of computers they trust me to make the right decisions for them. I know for a fact that some of them cannot afford 3mbit NTL broadband at 37.99 a month. That is 455pounds a year that on a pension they dont have!
-Chris
The right decision would have been for you to tell them that they could have their own 1Mb connection for £9.99 per month with NTL which would include their own webspace and email addresses. I bet you don't even allow them to use even 1Mb of your service.
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