Re: acessing a wireless router
- From: David Taylor <djtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 12:23:41 GMT
IT appears you did not read the part where I just want it for email and
browsing and save any downloading (which I generally don't do anyway)
for home.
Browsing and email uses NO bandwidth then? No data transfer whatsoever?
Interesting!
So say the guy has run his account to the max of his inclusive bandwidth
plan and you connect up and download your emails which might include
attachments, then you do a spot of browsing.
Say this takes him over his inclusive limit, who is now paying for this
out of package usage, you or him?
David.
.
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