Corpo-Nazifying the Internet

You may think this is over the top but it has been the recent focus a la Cass Sunstein as to a shut down of the internet.  Well get ready right now to reorient your entire family on internet protocol and procedure.  Comcast is “proud” to announce their brand new usage meter.

How many times have I pondered this.  Allow me to peruse the propaganda and illustrate how these things come straight out of the think tanks of Satan’s highest minions.

Here is a cut paste from the email notification telling me to look for another internet service provider.

Dear Comcast High-Speed Internet Customer,

We are pleased to announce the pilot launch of the Comcast Usage Meter in your area. This new feature is available to Comcast High-Speed Internet customers and provides an easy way to check total monthly household high-speed Internet data usage at any time. Monthly data usage is the amount of data, such as images, movies, photos, videos, and other files that customers send, receive, download or upload each month. Comcast measures total data usage and does not monitor specific customer activities to determine data usage.

The current data usage allowance for the Comcast High-Speed Internet service is 250GB per month. This means that the vast majority of our customers – around 99% currently – will not come close to using 250GB of data in a month, and do not need to check the usage meter.

To view your current data usage, please visit http://customer.comcast.com and sign in to customerCentral (shown below).

OK, so I might want to check on how much I actually do use, right?  Well herein lie the Satanic details.

It tells me how to access that information here.

After signing in, click on the “User & Settings” tab and click again on “View details” under “My devices”. The usage meter shows the current calendar month’s data usage for your account starting on the 1st of the month. Over time, you will be able to see the previous three months’ data usage as shown in the sample image below.

Here is the complete agreement.

These terms and conditions apply to your use of this Comcast website for online account management (“Comcast customerCentral”). By accessing and using this website and completing the Comcast customerCentral registration, you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions. These terms and conditions are in addition to those of your current Comcast Subscriber agreement(s) for your Comcast services and for this website.

You agree to provide Comcast with current, accurate, complete, and updated information required for customerCentral registration, including your email address, name, phone number, Comcast account number, and your password and reminder question. You further agree to provide Comcast with current, accurate, and complete data when using the customerCentral features, such as bill payment, update account information, add features, and Comcast Ecobill ™ . You agree to notify Comcast immediately of any changes in your registration data. You are responsible for updating your email address (which is the same as your user name). If your email address is not current, you will not receive notice of your online bill posting; however, your payment due date will remain unchanged.

After you complete your customerCentral registration you are solely responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your password(s) and security information such as your login and reminder question. You agree not to give your password(s) or security information to anyone. Should you allow others access to your account and/or password information, you will be responsible for all actions that such persons might take with respect to your account. If you believe your password or security information has been lost or stolen, call us immediately at 1-800-COMCAST.

Site Content

Comcast may at any time and without notice make changes to this site or to customerCentral or to products described in this site. Comcast may discontinue customerCentral without notice or require re-enrollment in order for you to access customerCentral.

Activity-Related Emails

Comcast may send emails regarding your Comcast account or services from time to time. For example, we may send you an email about changes to your service, a payment you made to your account, or an upcoming recurring payment. If you fail to check, or if you deactivate, your specified email account you may miss important information regarding your Comcast account. If you would like to receive information from us about products, services, and special offers, promotions, and features you may do so by visiting our Email Preference Center at www.comcast.com/preferences to learn how to opt in or opt out of receiving these types of promotional communications, or manage your preferences via the link on the website. You can change your email preference for promotional emails by returning to the Email Preference Center, or returning to the page via the link in customerCentral, and changing your preferences accordingly.

The main points here in merely clicking off by indoctrinated habit the accept button on computerized agreements.

you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions

And

These terms and conditions are in addition to those of your current Comcast Subscriber agreement(s) for your Comcast services and for this website.

Now with all of that in mind consider this.

Should you allow others access to your account and/or password information, you will be responsible for all actions that such persons might take with respect to your account.

 Nah, let be bold that again.

you will be responsible for all actions that such persons might take

Now for the Cass Sunstein internet proposal Google link.

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&s…

It was touted as a pilot program in our area so how is the corpo-fascism in your particular neck of the woods?