20 Jun
2018
20 Jun
'18
2:22 a.m.
Just to add my twopenn'orth. I would be more than happy to be cut off as
soon as data usage hit the limit. That would certainly signal something
desperately wrong going on. As I quite frequently spend a week or two at a
time far from phone signals or any reliable internet connection, an early
warning system would be difficult.
But then mine is a purely personal account
I also think that maybe the sign up form should have alternative contact
details as a requirement. But surely, there is a limit to what you can be
expected to do to inform a customer that their account is going haywire
On Wed, 20 Jun 2018 at 07:00, G. Miliotis <corfiot(a)elementality.org> wrote:
On 19/6/2018 21:50, Andy Smith wrote:
--
Keith Williams
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so I can imagine that it is hard to put
yourselves into
the mindset of someone who regularly intentionally moves terabytes
I could imagine a scenario where someone uses the VPS as an
anonymizer/geochanger or a loadbalancing proxy to actual big web servers.
Then when they get slashdotted or something their proxy drowns and you
get this. I would, however, expect such people to a) not do this in the
first place and b) be responsive.
I am indeed having difficulty getting into the mindset of these edge cases.
--George
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