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Hehe

@ssa.gov

Does a normal TOS allow this?

Does a normal TOS allow this?

This sounds like reselling my bandwidth, or sort of.


hhh555

@sgn.sca.se

I dont see why it would violate the TOS of your provider. You are just using your internet connection to send and recieve data.

I use it with my t-mobile service and it works great.


EPS

join:2008-02-13
Hingham, MA

reply to Hehe
I think it would only be a problem if any T-Mobile customer was allowed to use your connection- as long as it's limited to just you I don't think it's an issue.


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