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too much bandwidth - how about http?
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1&1 Internet Statement on the Use of BitTorrent
1&1 Internet Statement on the Use of BitTorrent©
In recent days a 1&1 Internet support agent incorrectly informed a customer that the use of BitTorrent© on certain 1&1 systems is not permitted. The support agent's statement was based on a misinterpretation of company policy and an incorrect analysis of available data. When it was determined that the customer was erroneously advised, the situation was rectified and the customer was notified that the use of BitTorrent is allowed.
1&1 deeply regrets any confusion this mistake has caused. To better address customer concerns on this matter in the future, we are in the process of updating the “Q&A” section of our Website to include detailed information clarifying the use of BitTorrent with our various hosting packages.
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