On Aug 17, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Iljitsch van Beijnum wrote:
On 17-aug-2005, at 15:03, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
You can ask some pointed questions using RFC 4084 ("exactly which
of these descriptions applies to your service, and please show
me in the contract where you are allowed to change your service
without notice"). But I suspect that even free copies of
RFC 1958, 2775, 3234 and 4084 will not be enough to convince them.
Just to be sure: what were talking about is that when a customer
gets up in the morning and connects to www.ietf.org they get
www.advertising-down-your-throat.de instead, right?
Maybe a nice lawsuit will do the trick. They are assuming the
identities of others. That can't be legal.
yes , thats exactly what it does , they call it "Portal-Guided
Entrance" on port :80 and 443.
regards
marcM.
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