[JA] Re: Free Rider Web Hours
- From: rsgilmore@xxxxxxxx
- To: juno_accmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 17:43:18 -0500
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 20:21:28 -0800 "George Lunt" <glunt@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>> According to NetZero it's 10 hr per phone line. Ten accounts using
the same phone line ... but the next minute used by anyone... wham...
cut off.
>> Maybe I'll make up a few extra NetZero accounts and try
experimenting with them over Thanksgiving and see what happens. Might as
well give Juno a go too...
-- here's something for your "one phone line" experiment, George:
In Connection> AccessNumber> your "dial from" number is shared by all
accounts on the machine: Changing that entry for ONE user, drags all the
others along too...
stores it to: \juno\lib\dialprof.nv
peek inside with a text editor -- about halfway down -- you'll find YOUR
phone# -- or whatever you put in the box...
(. Dial Data Version:4.113
. Name:4
. Source Area Code0:212
. Source Exchange0:555
. Source Number0:2125556789
)
also makes a change to \juno\lib\passwd.frm (but it's unreadable
machine hex )
Now, wonder if changing that would have an effect of "resetting" some
clock for another user-name ??
Heck, It's not like they're using CallerID to track you, or expect to
call you back at that #...
Suspect NZ has a similar scheme.
Other Oddities: since seems-like-forever, I havn't been able to get so
much as a free minute out of Juno-web; I'd swear that "try again after
4am" message is part of my OS !!
Given, I generally start J4 and NSCP before hitting the ISP-dialer, so
it's always running ("connect over a network" mode)... wonder if it's
"phoning home" all that time, and "charging" me ??
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