 TekkananoPremium
join:2002-03-02
Alexandria, VA | Yes yes, I understand the "unlimited access" part. But you didn't say anything about the "Full-time Internet access" part, then why would they add "Full-time Internet access" if you think "unlimited access" means the same thing as "Full-time Internet access"? To me, "Full-time Internet access" is hell of lot different from "unlimited access"; to me, it means the Internet can be utilize 24/7 non-stop (unlimited data transfer), where-as "unlimited access" means to me as the service is always there anytime of the day. I totally agree with you then on "Unlimited access", does not mean unlimited data transfer! Now can you explain to me what your version of "Full-time Internet access" means?!? If I have a full-time job, would my employer use my unlimited strength just part-time, oh sure, I get breaks now and then, same thing for full-time internet access (networks goes down [means they need break too,  ]), now that's just plain stupid, you think, eh... Or do you think a full-time job is to slack off and utilize half your strength? Remember folks, we're talking about computers and humans, in no way a human can work full-time non-stop where-as a computer can (well, mostly, ehhe). Someone tell me I'm wrong, not everyone is smart, I believe everyone is stupid including me, =) |
