> I think if they used the data then they should just pay it
> and think about changing the way they use the system. If
> they dispute the data volume then they should, morally
> speaking, get a reduction (if they used less that is).

I received 60MB of emails yesterday with the microsoft security patch
virus on it. I can only screen for the virii once I receive the mail
items and most of the senders are unknown to us due to the way the virus
works scouring emails, web and newsgroups for email addresses. I'm glad
I'm not running my company on jetstream anymore. There is no way to
stop these from coming in. That's 2GB per month if you extrapolate the
figures or $12 a day at the 0.20c per MB excess.

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Regards,
Regan.
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