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Dec
2002
Email Out sourcing. We
now offer companies a very cheap economical way to
have email without the hassles of maintaining
servers. Get unlimited email accounts for
employees and your business with the added benefit
of SPAM filtering. All for a low monthly fee.
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Nov
2002
New mail system on-line. New web based control panel to help you manage
your emails and email lists. All domains now
come with there own person webmail site.
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Jul
2002
New security services
offered. Learn how we can give your network
a complete health security check.
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- A dial-up account is any account
that is not permanently connected to
the internet via a dedicated ISDN or a
frame relay. These accounts are not
leased line or dedicated line
accounts.
- All dial-up accounts are entitled to
unlimited interactive access.
Interactive use is considered to be a
person engaged in the use of the
internet. Leaving the system online
and unattended is not considered
interactive.
- Users who average more than 8 hours
of continuous use a day will be asked
to curb their usage or upgrade to a
dedicated-line account.
- System abuse is strictly prohibited.
Americas Internet may terminate or
modify service immediately and may
bill for any resulting support charges
if the client engages in system abuse.
Following is a list of actions which
are defined to be system abuse. This
list is non-exclusive; any action
about which there is any doubt should
be referred to Americas Internet for
evaluation.
- Actions which constitute system
abuse include, but are not limited to:
- Attempting to circumvent user
authentication or security of a
host, network, or account on
Americas Internet systems or the
Internet at large
("cracking");
- Attempting, in any way, to
interfere with or deny service to
any user or any host on the
Internet;
- The use of ping or email
programs to defeat the idle
timeout setting for dialup accounts. -Sending large numbers
of unsolicited mail messages (i.e.
"junk mail"); this
includes adding or attempting to
add addresses to any mailing list
without explicit positive consent
of the addressee.
- Forwarding or posting
"chain letters"
(multiple forwarding) of any type;
- Attempting to cancel, supersede,
or otherwise interfere with email
or USENET posts other than one's
own;
- Engaging in harassment, whether
through language, frequency, or
size of messages;
- Using an Americas Internet
account or network connection to
collect replies to messages sent
from another provider which
violate these rules or those of
that provider;
- Reselling or hosting user
accounts or providing services to
third parties without Americas
Internet approval.
- Misuse of IRC, including but not
limited to running bots on
unauthorized servers, ping floods
or any other behavior that causes
Americas Internet to be locked out
of a server.
- Please note that the Acceptable
Use Policy is subject to revision
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