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Once again, why the effort when there are same signal strength unsecured networks?

You sure the message is from Rogers? Seems pretty weird that you're getting popups about your account usage from your web browser...

(that is, unless you have a app of some kind from Rogers installed on pc)

its like this

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Originally posted by Steven
Rogers is seriously imposing their "60" gb  monthly bandwidth limit
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alerting the user that we have passed 75% bandwidth limit of 60gb

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Originally posted by Steven

I will be charged 2 dollars per gigabyte. How is this possible?

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Originally posted by vaccination

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Originally posted by Steven
Rogers is seriously imposing their "60" gb  monthly bandwidth limit
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alerting the user that we have passed 75% bandwidth limit of 60gb

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Originally posted by Steven

I will be charged 2 dollars per gigabyte. How is this possible?

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That image is one of the first results when searching for "rogers bandwidth limit" on Google Images

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Originally posted by Eljay

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Originally posted by vaccination

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Originally posted by Steven
Rogers is seriously imposing their "60" gb  monthly bandwidth limit
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alerting the user that we have passed 75% bandwidth limit of 60gb

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Originally posted by Steven

I will be charged 2 dollars per gigabyte. How is this possible?

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That image is one of the first results when searching for "rogers bandwidth limit" on Google Images

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not my fault, he should use his own images ;[

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Originally posted by Steven
why the effort when there are same signal strength unsecured networks?

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Maybe because they already leeched all the unsecured networks to their limit? Who knows.

You could just secure your network and not take the risk. At least use WPA / MAC filter / disable SSID. It doesn't take more than a few minutes to set that up.

Without securing that network you can't say for sure people leeching on your wireless isn't the cause of the traffic spike.

the best way to verify all the upload download is to isntall a software that will count everything on each of the pcs. then you can be about sure that everything's fine.

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Originally posted by albert
isntall a software that will count everything on each of the pcs. then you can be about sure that everything's fine.

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Not when others are leeching of his wireless.

My server config page tells me traffic passing since it last reset, but I don't have limits anyway

And from personal experience, WEP can be cracked in minutes. WPA takes a lot longer, but can be done