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CjC · 3 May 2006, 17:01

Two things that spring to mind are:

1) You could be accused of making a profit from the connection (Ie charging other users for their internet connection - would expect this to be a breach of T's and C's)

2) Your bandwidth usage with the ISP is monitored and they may notice unusually high activity (Whether the monthly usage is capped or not).

3 May 2006, 17:01	#8
CjC Throwing Shapes Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 797	Re: Wireless networking yo Two things that spring to mind are: 1) You could be accused of making a profit from the connection (Ie charging other users for their internet connection - would expect this to be a breach of T's and C's) 2) Your bandwidth usage with the ISP is monitored and they may notice unusually high activity (Whether the monthly usage is capped or not). __________________ Time is an Illusion, Lunchtime doubly so.