[Nemesis]

Now lets look at ntl's AUP, and the breaches of it so far ...

Originally Posted by ntl AUP

2. General Use


2. in a way that will be a breach of any person's rights, including a breach of confidence, copyright, privacy or any other rights; [BROKEN] or
3. in breach of any instructions we have given you under the Agreement; [BROKEN] or
4. in a way that is associated with a criminal offence; [BROKEN] or
8. in excess of "normal use" bandwidth limits set out in this section. [BROKEN]*

ntl: home's broadband and dial-up services are intended for normal recreational or educational use by individuals and families and our pricing and network architecture have been designed accordingly. Customers who use the services more heavily than a normal home user will reduce the performance of the network for other customers.

"Normal use" of the service is defined as up to 1 gigabyte downstream of data transfer daily (which equates to approximately 200 music tracks, 650 short videos, 10,000 pictures or around 100 large software programmes downloaded per day).

4. Unacceptable Behaviour


Nobody may use the Service, either directly or indirectly:

1. to threaten, harass or cause distress, annoyance or discomfort to any other person or entity; [BROKEN]
2. to intentionally disrupt or adversely affect any other person or entity's access to or use of the Internet or any features which form part of the Internet; [BROKEN]

11. Fraud


Nobody may use the Services, either directly or indirectly to impersonate any person, entity or a minor or to commit or attempt to commit any fraud.
[BROKEN]

20. Use of the Network (Broadband services)


You must not connect more than three (3) PC's to the Broadband Services at any one time. [BROKEN]

In connecting to the Broadband Service, you must only use a PC you own or lease, [BROKEN] and you must not attempt to connect your PC to the Broadband Services from outside your home [BROKEN]. This includes the use of wireless or non-wireless networking technology to connect your PC or any other PC to your Broadband Services from outside your home (other than your own garden) [BROKEN] or the connection of your PC to anyone else's Broadband Services.

Anyone else want to try and defend this ???