geminidomino
@fl.sprint-hsd
| reply to micl
Re: Such Thin-Skinned Crybabies!
Ironic that Verio is cancelling them over this, especially given that once the site was removed, The Thing was not responsible for the content.
From The Things AUP/TOS
3.Accountholder acknowledges that Internet sites and use of the Internet might consist of, include and/or provide access to images, sound, messages, text and other content and material that may be unsuitable for children and that may be objectionable to many adults. Accountholder acknowledges that THING.NET COMMUNICATIONS, LLC is not responsible for any such content or material and agrees that access to same through use of the Service is at Accountholder's sole risk. Accountholder acknowledges that, when using the Internet, Accountholder generally is using a physical network and accessing content, information and other services not owned, supported, monitored or controlled by THING.NET COMMUNICATIONS, LLC. Accountholder acknowledges that safeguards relative to copyright, ownership, decency, obscenity, reliability and integrity of content may be entirely lacking with respect to the Internet and content accessible through it. Accountholder assumes all risk and liability of its use of the Internet, including continuous compliance with this Service Agreement. You understand further that the Internet contains unedited materials some of which are sexually explicit or may be offensive to you. You access such materials at your own risk. THING.NET COMMUNICATIONS, LLC has no control over and accepts no responsibility whatsoever for such materials.
And yet Verio let's the spammers run free and crap on our mailservers.
If you'll excuse me, I need to go to blocklists.us and add verio to my border router... |
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jose3030
Premium
join:1999-08-17
Manassas, VA
| The big webhosts are always gonna have issues w/ people.
A lot of companies use them, and then a lot of spammers use them, and then - well, u get the picture.
It's like AOL.
A lot of spam originates from AOL.
It's consistent with the amount of users they have. |
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geminidomino
@fl.sprint-hsd | Actually, rarely does spam come from an AOL user that isnt just burning up "1000 free hours" CDs. AOL will nuke a spammer rather quickly, as will any responsible provider.
Verio is not one of them. |
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jose3030
Premium
join:1999-08-17
Manassas, VA | AOL's 35 million users.
35 MILLION users.
That's a lot of people. |
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