FBM
Power Member
- Apr 4, 2017
- 613
- 714
I asked a while ago, about his "new" plan, and what justification went into selling ipv6 at $1 (that's on top of the initial setup fee), and he says it's residential. So, do any of you think that's a good justification?
I did, the initial topic OP pointed to was not the same, so i assumed it is a different package.Bother reading the thread, will you?
I did, the initial topic OP pointed to was not the same, so i assumed it is a different package.
- Complains about my lack of ethics
- Tried to sell me an unethical product
Seems legit.
Do you know how many public proxy and vpn companies actually do this? Quite a few. I actually agree on this point.
I don't think the objection was on what he was actually doing, more that it was being portrayed as something else.
Do you know how many public proxy and vpn companies actually do this? Quite a few. I actually agree on this point.
Ok on that point when you drink a coke do you demand the manufacturer gives you the exact recipe so you can inspect every detail of it before enjoying it? Most likely not because the manufacturer would decline your request as a matter of intellectual property. Same thing would apply here. Not one seller here would give up his source code, his methods of operating, or the ingredients that make up his product or service. So why the 6th degree with this guy? Logic tells me you don't stick with a method for many years if it doesn't work. You wouldn't have any clients. So if the method works, which I only see 1 or 2 complaints that it doesn't why blast it? Why condemn something that most likely will work for a majority?
Do you know how many public proxy and vpn companies actually do this? Quite a few. I actually agree on this point.
If I pay for a coke, I don't expect to get a lemonade.Ok on that point when you drink a coke do you demand the manufacturer gives you the exact recipe so you can inspect every detail of it before enjoying it? Most likely not because the manufacturer would decline your request as a matter of intellectual property. Same thing would apply here. Not one seller here would give up his source code, his methods of operating, or the ingredients that make up his product or service. So why the 6th degree with this guy? Logic tells me you don't stick with a method for many years if it doesn't work. You wouldn't have any clients. So if the method works, which I only see 1 or 2 complaints that it doesn't why blast it? Why condemn something that most likely will work for a majority?
If I pay for a coke, I don't expect to get a lemonade.
I'm the wrong person to be asking, I've been casually following. However, as I understand it the seller has been suggesting that he is providing servers physically based in a particular location and that has proved to not bethel case.