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November 7th, 2002
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 Who took all my bandwidth So perhaps I should have marked my connection as "dial-up" as I'm cheap and the DSL package I could afford is 256/64 and does limit me to 2 gig a month. But for that to disappear in three days time, and I've only got a collection of maybe 40 files to share? Something went terribly wrong somewhere and I don't have any other answer than to stop sharing. If an admin sees this and has some suggestion I might be convinced to share again, but I'm not going to be paying through the nose just so someone can grab files. Who stole all my bandwidth??? George  |
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