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O x f o r d wrote:
> you'll understand when you move up to making money off your idle
> bandwidth.

So effectively you are selling (as in an exchange of money) for letting
people use your wireless connection?

Oxtard wrote:
> only a few hundred, but have made $34 bucks in 2 months, not bad...
>
> you'll understand when you move up to making money off your idle
> bandwidth.

How does that make it FREE WiFi access? You really are a ****ING MORON
Oxtard.



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"O x f o r d" <iphone@superphone.com> wrote in message
news:iphone-29AAEC.23452007122007@mpls-nnrp-04.inet.qwest.net...
> Todd Allcock <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote:
>
>> > yes, edwin needs to learn to read the fine print... what a fool!
>> >
>> > $5 for the router, $5 for shipping, then money back every time someone
>> > outside the fon network connects to your fon network...
>> >
>> > such a deal...
>>
>> So, how many "non-foneros" have enriched YOU by buying access from your
>> connection so far?
>
> only a few hundred, but have made $34 bucks in 2 months, not bad...
>
> you'll understand when you move up to making money off your idle
> bandwidth.
>
Wow, 34.00 for 2 months. Quick, Call brinks armored truck service.

In article <Cnr6j.4481$Dt4.65@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net>,
DTC <me@nothingtoseehere.zzx> wrote:

> O x f o r d wrote:
> > you'll understand when you move up to making money off your idle
> > bandwidth.
>
> So effectively you are selling (as in an exchange of money) for letting
> people use your wireless connection?

Which means he is reselling his internet connection.

Let me guess: his internet provider specifically disallows that on
their terms of service...

O x f o r d wrote:


> you'll understand when you move up to making money off your idle
> bandwidth.
>


And you'll understand when your ISP cuts you off for TOS violations,
or the feds show up asking who at your IP was downloading trash.

"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:

> > So effectively you are selling (as in an exchange of money) for letting
> > people use your wireless connection?
>
> Which means he is reselling his internet connection.
>
> Let me guess: his internet provider specifically disallows that on
> their terms of service...

but you are forgetting that TOS are unenforceable until there is
something as draconian as metered service. all smart users LAUGH at TOSs.

so yes, i and everyone is free to sell their "idle bandwidth", as they
see fit... it's just how it works.

learn about the world Elmo, don't make stuff up...

O x f o r d <iphone@superphone.com> wrote in
news:iphone-29AAEC.23452007122007@mpls-nnrp-04.inet.qwest.net:

> Todd Allcock <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote:
>
>> > yes, edwin needs to learn to read the fine print... what a fool!
>> >
>> > $5 for the router, $5 for shipping, then money back every time
>> > someone outside the fon network connects to your fon network...
>> >
>> > such a deal...
>>
>> So, how many "non-foneros" have enriched YOU by buying access from
>> your connection so far?
>
> only a few hundred, but have made $34 bucks in 2 months, not bad...
>
> you'll understand when you move up to making money off your idle
> bandwidth.
>
> -

And yet you won't post where this free wifi is located, so that we can all
take advantage of it. Why is that, Oxturd?

O x f o r d wrote:
> "Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>
>>> So effectively you are selling (as in an exchange of money) for letting
>>> people use your wireless connection?
>> Which means he is reselling his internet connection.
>>
>> Let me guess: his internet provider specifically disallows that on
>> their terms of service...
>
> but you are forgetting that TOS are unenforceable until there is
> something as draconian as metered service. all smart users LAUGH at TOSs.

OK...so as I understand what Oxford is saying, this does indeed involve
exchanging your wireless connection for money.

Directed to Oxford to answer...

Have you filed your necessary FCC paperwork? There are two
forms you need to submit.

The maximum possible fine for violations of these rules
could be as much as $130,000 per day with a maximum of
$1,325,000 per violation.

O x f o r d <iphone@superphone.com> wrote in
news:iphone-788C1F.11313208122007@mpls-nnrp-05.inet.qwest.net:

> "Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote:
>
>> > So effectively you are selling (as in an exchange of money) for
>> > letting people use your wireless connection?
>>
>> Which means he is reselling his internet connection.
>>
>> Let me guess: his internet provider specifically disallows that on
>> their terms of service...
>
> but you are forgetting that TOS are unenforceable until there is
> something as draconian as metered service. all smart users LAUGH at
> TOSs.
>
> so yes, i and everyone is free to sell their "idle bandwidth", as they
> see fit... it's just how it works.
>
> learn about the world Elmo, don't make stuff up...

Put your money where your mouth is, Oxtard. Tell us where we can take
advantage of these hotspots- not some one elses, yours.

At 08 Dec 2007 13:21:31 -0600 DTC wrote:

> OK...so as I understand what Oxford is saying, this does indeed
> involve exchanging your wireless connection for money.
>
> Directed to Oxford to answer...
>
> Have you filed your necessary FCC paperwork? There are two
> forms you need to submit.
He probably doesn't need to as he technically isn't the actual service
provider. The company FON, who supplies the router is- they collect the
payments and kick-back a small commission to the router's owner.

It's a great idea (for FON.) I wished I thoufght of it first- they aren't
in the WiFi business, they're in the "sell suckers some branded routers"
business, and according to their website's maps, they've sold a few thousand.