> I think the hook phrase "unlimited access" is generally intended to
> mean, and generally taken as meaning, 24/24 Internet access with
> nobody counting or capping the hours on-line.
That's what I take "unlimited access" as meaning, too.
> It's only we backstage ISP nerdz, and a whole lot of 'em haven't
> gotten the restricted SMTP sending idea figured out yet, who can
> even conceive of the terms of "all protocols to all servers all
> day".
Back when I started an ISP in 1995, there were a number of places that offered E-mail
access (companies that connected a couple times a day to transfer E-mail). We used
the term "Full Internet Access" to mean that you have a connection to do everything
the Internet allows (what you do is limited by the abilities of your computer and the
one you are connecting to). I've been out of the ISP scene for a number of years, so
I'm guessing that phrase isn't used much anymore.
-Scott
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