> made me laugh.
Though not if you were the person trying to cancel your connection with them I guess.
I suppose that Plus.net think that it's better to let them go if they don't want to be your customer, not disimilar to having a disgruntled Premiership footballer on your team who wants to leave and is threatening to score own scores if you don't let him go..
At least I hear that you can no longer max out your connection 24/7 to spite the ISP because it all costs money to supply you with the bandwidth.
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Plus.net: "We can't predict the future"
Plus.net: Beware of The Leopard
My spelling mistakes are all my own
