No - There is no contract required for residential service.
Please see the
Standard Installation Details page for prices, and read over our
Residential Service Agreement/Acceptable Use Policy for further conditions. Please download
and read over this policy, making sure the terms are
compatible with your needs before subscribing. Some restrictions
apply.
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Absolutely. WiFi-4-You is compatible with pretty much any online
game you can think of. Whether your playing World of Warcraft on your PC, or
Gears of War on your X-Box 360, or Fallout
on your PS3, or whatever, we try to
support it. Our service also has much lower latency (lag) than
satellite or 3-G cards. And trying to play
these games using dial-up - Well, forget it, it's not
possible. You can hardly play a game of Chess on dial-up!!
WiFi-4-You does not allow any Peer-2-Peer file sharing programs like Limewire or Bittorent
(there are many more.) The usage of these programs is prohibited on
our network due their extreme bandwidth requirements and illegal nature.
These programs are primarily used to illegally download/upload copyrighted
material (mainly music,
movies and software.) They also cause extreme slowness issues on wireless
networks, and unacceptable security and legal risks for the user. Simply said: We do not want them on our
network, sorry.
VOIP phone services, like Vonage and MagicJack, or
video conferencing, such as Skype, are also not supported.
These services are not prohibited so you are welcome to try them, however
we do not guarantee their functionality in any way, including any 911
emergency services they may provide. Use at your own risk,
We do not
recommend that you use this service for watching streaming video services
(such as Netflix.) The WiFi-4-You service does have a monthly full-speed
traffic limit of 30 Gigabytes (60 GB upgrade available on some speed
plans.) Each movie streamed will consume apx 2-4 GB of the limit.
Service is not shut off once the limit is reached, but is throttled back
to a much slower speed.
Please Read Over The Additional Terms and Conditions Here
