Terms of Service
The following is an agreement between Au Fait Communications (Au Fait) and any customer using Au Fait's services (customer). Au Fait reserves the right to change these terms and conditions after publishing a notice on-line.
Au Fait can not and will not control or warrant the validity or usefulness of any information on the Internet which is access through Au Fait's network. Au Fait does not willfully censor or monitor any information available on the Internet. Because some material available on the Internet may be offensive or adult in nature, the customer alone is responsible for monitoring any information that children may access on the Internet. Software is available to assist parents and other concerned adults in monitoring children's use of the internet.
If you do not agree to follow these rules, please notify support@aufait.net so we may cancel your service and give you a prorated refund.
This policy is subject to any and all laws and regulations set forth by the Federal, State or any other governmental authority.
Flooding is a fairly common occurrence on the Internet and is dealt with
strictly at Au Fait. Flooding takes place in numerous ways, including
but not limited to ICMP flooding, mail bombing (sending large amounts of
e-mail repeatedly to a person for purposes of harassment), msg/CTCP
flooding on IRC, as well as other, less common methods.
Programs such as packet sniffers, password crack programs, and similar
utilities found to be running from a user's account are prohibited. This
also includes attempts to crack into systems other than Au Fait's.
Sharing of a user's account with another party for purposes of avoiding
payment for a second account is strictly prohibited.
Au Fait has implemented certain resource limitations in order to provide
fair service to all of our customers. The two most common limitations
are disk quotas on the servers and idle time-outs on dialup accounts.
Any attempt to bypass any resource usage limitation is prohibited. The
current idle timeout is twenty minutes.
This is broken down into two different parts: system and dialup. For
system purposes, this is defined as the continued use of programs or
commands which take a large amount of system resources, be that processor
time, network bandwidth, and/or drive space on the host system. For
dialup purposes, this primarily prohibits the continued usage of a dialup
port to simulate a dedicated connection for the user's home system.
Dialup accounts are designed to provide on-demand access for customers,
not dedicated connections. If a dedicated connection is desired, you
should contact info@aufait.net.
E-mail abuse includes but is not limited to sending of harassing and/or
threatening messages to other users, forging of e-mail addresses and
headers, and an excessive number of recipients. The current limit is 25
recipients for each e-mail. if you have a requirement to have over 25
recipients, contact info@aufait.net
for prices for mailing list services.
Usenet abuse includes forging of addresses or headers,
harassment/threats, posting of the same message to an excessive number of
multiple news groups, and posting of information in groups where it is
not relevant or wanted.
Such activities as the transfer of information or solicitation of persons
via the Internet in an attempt to extort money or other valuables or the
use of pyramid/chain letters are all illegal and all are prohibited.
Pirated software is defined as the illegal exchange of software via the
Internet for purposes of avoiding the purchase of said software by the
individuals involved. The exportation of software or technical
information in violation of U.S. export control laws is also prohibited.
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