nah - i always lock the trap door.
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3gb, £15/month, yesOriginally posted by rootsnall View PostUnlimited ? How much ? Any good ?
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Do companies generally monitor internet usage on such a level?
Unfortunately I'm in an open plan office at work, with some right jobsworths behind me, so daren't even risk browsing CUK or anything non-work related except at lunchtime when everyone else is doing it.Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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My client only grants internet and external email on an 'as need basis'
I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostSince I found out this gig's ending very soon I'm less inclined to worry about it...
Another reason I'm keeping my head down at work. Don't want to give them any excuse if they start culling contractors.
I dread them mentioning the "P" word to me.
"No" might not be so well received when it comes to my renewal.
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Originally posted by voodooflux View Post3gb, £15/month, yes
Half that if you also have their mobile contract.
Got 15 gb for £15 pm"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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They've mentioned it to me twice. The second time I declined I was asked if I was sure as if I turned them down again there would be a "P" word replacing me. So I'm off in a few weeksOriginally posted by PAH View PostAnother reason I'm keeping my head down at work. Don't want to give them any excuse if they start culling contractors.
I dread them mentioning the "P" word to me.
"No" might not be so well received when it comes to my renewal.
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And did you decline to ask him for a back hander or 2 to keep quiet about his activities?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI was once asked to monitor internet use at a previous employer, to check whether people were using the company PCs to visit ‘unsuitable’ websites. Among the usual long list of news, job sites, car dealers, hotmail and so on I noticed some urls which pointed to sites demonstrating some very unconventional extra-curricular activities with dogs and horses, and traced the user id back to the CFO. I then suggested to him tactfully that he might advise his fellow directors to pursue other priorities and never heard anything about it again.
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Aye, 'tis a good deal that. I seem to recall I got about £50 back on Quidco as well.Originally posted by Paddy View PostHalf that if you also have their mobile contract.
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