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Apr 5th, 2000, 05:40 AM
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Thread Starter
Hyperactive Member
I saw in one of your posts (closed now or I would have put this there) that you use NetZero for internet. I use FreeInternet from http://www.freei.com . After I set everything up, I didn't like the ads either, but I noticed something. When registering, you get a username, password, and phonenumber to dial. It just so happens that that is all you need for a dial up connection. So I started a new connection, put in the phone number, the password and username, and haven't seen an ad since.
I suppose this isn't ethical, or probably even legal, and I even feel kind of guilty when I do it, but I like the ads even less.
bob
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Apr 5th, 2000, 06:13 AM
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Fanatic Member
So, what you are saying is when you start a new copy of FreeI, it goes away?
As for ethical, yeah, I guess not. Actually, I am not really doing anything drastic to it. I am not hiding it or anything. All I am doing is making it move to another location when my pointer touch it. I don't think there is a law against AutoMove.
But Thanks for your input on FreeI
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Apr 6th, 2000, 09:41 AM
#3
Hyperactive Member
Speed
Is the free service really worth?
I signed a free Internet account here in Argentina, but it is deperately slow, so I'll keep with my expensive old one for now...
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Apr 6th, 2000, 10:10 AM
#4
Fanatic Member
Yes Sir!
Free internet in America is actually pretty fast. It takes a bit longer to attach files but other than that, it is pretty cool speed with a 56k modem.
Use Netzero. I just install the FreeI internet a couple of minutes ago and did not like it at all. I uninstalled. Hum!!! Sounds like a paid advertisement. Anyway, Netzero is the way to go!!!!!!!
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Apr 6th, 2000, 10:30 PM
#5
Thread Starter
Hyperactive Member
For a 56k modem, it's fast enough. And I never see the ads. I just used the number, password, and username to start a dial up networking connection. It's so easy.
bob
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Apr 6th, 2000, 11:49 PM
#6
Fanatic Member
Hello Bob!
I follow the instruction you posted earlier. I ran another instance of it once it opened but it gave me sometype of error message. I think they found out and upgraded the version. You propably have an older version. I downloaded the FreeI_2.exe(something like that)
Anyway, thanks for your input.
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Apr 7th, 2000, 03:33 AM
#7
New Member
I think the unethical part is force feeding users with Ads.Awhile ago i made a simple program that actually hides the Ad windows. At first it was only for netzero but i found out that it worked for alot of different Isps.
Right now I have it working for
Netzero
Bluelight.com
Freei.com
and spinway.com
I use AOL but when the busy signals piss me off I usually goto one of the Free Isps.
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Apr 7th, 2000, 04:22 AM
#8
Fanatic Member
Thanks for the input Sulo!
Anyway, is there anyway you can email your code. I just want to see how different is it from mine. If not, thats cool!
Thanks
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Apr 7th, 2000, 04:27 AM
#9
Lively Member
Thanks for the input Sulo!
Anyway, is there anyway you can email your code. I just want to see how different is it from mine. If not, thats cool!
Thanks
I also would like to look at your code if I can.
My email is [email protected]
Thank You
ande211
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Apr 7th, 2000, 04:58 AM
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New Member
Well I dont have just simple code....I've made a full fledged program. To find the program goto http://coderage.gq.nu. It still has some bugs but it gets the job done.
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Apr 8th, 2000, 05:03 AM
#11
Fanatic Member
Hello Sulo!
FYI...For some reason, it doesn't work on my computer.
Besides, I am actually more interest in the code not the exe itself. They only provide the exe but not the code and method. Oh well!
Thanks anyway
[Edited by Nitro on 04-08-2000 at 06:05 PM]
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