Unlimited internet for free ?

[pfbmgd]

I came across a add claimming .Unlimted free high speed internet from Rogers .Is this possible ? The guy is selling modems for $250 .I emailed him for more details .Whan he answers I will post more details .

I would post a link to another sales forum .But I`m not sure it`s allowed here .

[Brownbear]

heh i think i saw this same posting on Craigslist, correct?

[divx]

i too offer free unlimited internet, but first, you have to pay me $1000, interested?

[corrupt123]

well, in theory it might work. similar to how you'd steal cable... you steal internet.

although I'm sure they can trace the internet connections better then the rogers ones. Keep us posted.

[pfbmgd]

heh i think i saw this same posting on Craigslist, correct?

Thats where I saw it .

[magical]

You could also get a real nice omnidirectional antenna and see who you might be able to obtain free internet from around your neighbourhood...

[wbastien]

you can be cracked down so quickly with uncapped modems, dont do it, your looking at jail time + a fine.

[mahpoaht]

Hmm, this is new to me.

[Traian2003]

Rogers switched to the DOCSIS modems 2 years ago. t*n*s* has been hacking the modems for quite a while now, you can steal internet service from cable providers and at the same time uncapp your modem, I think the maximum you can get is 12mbps in Scarborough. Plus you don't get bandwidth limitations.

The only think is that I don't know if Rogers can trace you.

[robattoronto]

Of course they can trace you. There's no doubt about it. And if you're doing 12mbps, that connection will stick out like a sore thumb on their server side.

Rogers switched to the DOCSIS modems 2 years ago. t*n*s* has been hacking the modems for quite a while now, you can steal internet service from cable providers and at the same time uncapp your modem, I think the maximum you can get is 12mbps in Scarborough. Plus you don't get bandwidth limitations.

The only think is that I don't know if Rogers can trace you.

[Traian2003]

Of course they can trace you. There's no doubt about it. And if you're doing 12mbps, that connection will stick out like a sore thumb on their server side.

I dont know if they would be able to trace it to a specific house. The area? For sure!
The way I think Rogers has their system built: Rogers uses the com. boxes as hubs or siwtches, and can they pull as many lines as they wish from it. No line is directly associated with a specific house. I think this because they actually need to use those boxes outside your house to block channels and limit service.

The way the track the bandwidth is through the users' IPs. Since the DHCP server releases an IP to the modem, then Rogers would see that model num: xxxxx with MAC addy: yy:yy:yy:yy:yy:yy:yy:yy from Local Box #zzzzzz uses 10TB of bandwidth a month. But they do not know exactly where that modem lies.

It is for that reason that if you clone a Modem's mac address then if you move it to another house it would work (not at the same time but will validate one at a time).

Correct me if I'm wrong.

[poppa]

don't do it! Just wait a while longer for your download, or give another 20 years before fibre starts rolling into our streets. Is downloading/uploading faster really worth jail time?

[Traian2003]

don't do it! Just wait a while longer for your download, or give another 20 years before fibre starts rolling into our streets. Is downloading/uploading faster really worth jail time?

I don't think anyone here is interested in stealing the service. But wonders how the guy does it.

[divx]

the omni directional antenna probably work better

[PrimoTurbo]

Does Rogers not use any login information? Seems really stupid if they only keep track of people by the assignment of their ip if that is the case.

I remember a while ago they used to have boxes to crack tmn/pay per view movies, however this was the case because the signals were always incoming scrambled so if you descrambled it then you get free channels. However since cable isn’t just broadcasted and you actually send information and have requests and such theoretically it shouldn’t be hard to trace anything. Besides the moral problems, why risk a fine/jail time for $50 a month?