Common use of Use of the Service Clause in Contracts

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 11.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 1211; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 11.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 11.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 11.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 11.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 11.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 11.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 11.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 11.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 11.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 11.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-set- up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by our customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 10 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 18.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 1218; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 18.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 18.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 18.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 18.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 18.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 18.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 18.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 18.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 18.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 18.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 11.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; 11, and; (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmitstraverses. 12.2 11.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 11.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 11.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 11.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are is rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are is switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 11.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 10 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 11.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 11.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 11.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 11.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy that policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. We do not have to monitor use of the Service, whether by you or anyone else. If we do so, we can stop the monitoring at any time. However, we are not under any obligation to enforce any other policy that applies to anyone using services that we provide to them. 12.11 11.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service. 11.12 If using a Bonded Internet service, you warrant that you are a business with at least 15 employees.

Use of the Service. 12.1 17.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 1217; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 17.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 17.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 17.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 17.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 17.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 17.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 17.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 17.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 17.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 17.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing ScheduleAcceptable Use Policy. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 19.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 1219; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 19.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 19.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 19.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 19.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 19.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 19.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 19.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 19.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 19.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 19.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; , and; (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmitstraverses. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are is rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are is switched off. You must not configure your computer or modem to connect using a dynamic IP address. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 10 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. By default the following ports are blocked for incoming connections: blocking Port 80 (WWW), Port 25 (SMTP), Port 135 and 139 (NetBIOS), Port 443 (HTTPS) and ICMP packets. The port blocking can be removed by you through the Toolbox, which can be found on our Website. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy that policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. We do not have to monitor use of the Service, whether by you or anyone else. If we do so, we can stop the monitoring at any time. However, we are not under any obligation to enforce any other policy that applies to anyone using services that we provide to them. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 1211; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 11.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 1211; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 11.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 11.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 11.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however however, the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 11.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 11.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 11.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 11.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 11.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 11.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 11.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 11.1. When using the Naked DSL Service you You must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 3 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; paragraph 11, and; (b) our Fair Use Policy, available from xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx (c) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you You access using the Service or whose Network on which your Your data transmitstraverses. 12.2 11.2. Any use of the Naked DSL Service at the Premises is your Your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you You and also to anyone else who uses the Naked DSL Service (regardless of whether you You give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You 00.0. Xxx must ensure that any software you You use in relation to the Naked DSL Service is properly licensed. 12.4 11.4. The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by our customer servicesupport. 12.5 11.5. All IP addresses provided by us for your Your use remain our property. Most Services services include a dynamic static IP address. A In the instance of dynamic IP being assigned, a new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are is rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you You may configure your Your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 11.6. We may at any time adjust aspects of the Naked DSL Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 5 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet internet ports. 12.7 You 00.0. Xxx are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your Your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Naked DSL Service. We will not be liable to you You in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you You in connection with your Your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You 00.0. Xxx must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Naked DSL Service through your Your account. We recommend that you You do not disclose your Your password to others and that you You change your Your password regularly. 12.10 11.9. We may monitor use of the Naked DSL Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy that policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. We do not have to monitor use of the Naked DSL Service, whether by You or anyone else. If We do so, We can stop the monitoring at any time. However, We are not under any obligation to enforce any other policy that applies to anyone using services that We provide to them. 12.11 11.10. Where you You provide your Your own wireless computer connection device, you You are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Naked DSL Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 8.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 5 of the General Terms, and this clause 128; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 8.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 8.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 8.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 8.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem modem/router are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem modem/router are switched off. Where a static IP address is provided, you may configure your computer or modem modem/router to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 8.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 20 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 8.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 8.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 8.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 8.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 8.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; , and; (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmitstraverses. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are is rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are is switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 10 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy that policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. We do not have to monitor use of the Service, whether by you or anyone else. If we do so, we can stop the monitoring at any time. However, we are not under any obligation to enforce any other policy that applies to anyone using services that we provide to them. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 19.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General TermsXxxxx, and this clause 1219; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 19.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 19.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 19.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 19.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 19.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 19.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in youin respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 19.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 19.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 19.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 19.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however however, the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor the use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is Serviceis properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-set- up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by our customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 10 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General Terms, and this clause 12; , and; (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmitstraverses. 12.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are is rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are is switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 10 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. By default the following ports are blocked for incoming connections: blocking Port 80 (WWW), Port 25 (SMTP), Port 135 and 139 (NetBIOS), Port 443 (HTTPS) and ICMP packets. The port blocking can be removed by you through the MyNetspace, which can be found on our Website. 12.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 You may request additional users Additional Users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing ScheduleService. 12.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Use Policy that policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. We do not have to monitor use of the Service, whether by you or anyone else. If we do so, we can stop the monitoring at any time. However, we are not under any obligation to enforce any other policy that applies to anyone using services that we provide to them. 12.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.

Use of the Service. 12.1 19.1 When using the Service you must comply with: (a) our CRA, including clause 4 of the General TermsXxxxx, and this clause 1219; and (b) any rules, including any acceptable use conditions, imposed by any third party whose content or services you access using the Service or whose Network on which your data transmits. 12.2 19.2 Any use of the Service at the Premises is your responsibility. The terms of our CRA apply to you and also to anyone else who uses the Service (regardless of whether you give them permission to do so or not). 12.3 19.3 You must ensure that any software you use in relation to the Service is properly licensed. 12.4 19.4 The use of a Local Area Network (LAN) for personal use is permitted, however the set-up and configuration of a LAN connected to the modem is not supported by customer service. 12.5 19.5 All IP addresses provided by us for your use remain our property. Most Services include a dynamic IP address. A new IP address is usually allocated whenever the computer and modem are rebooted. The IP address remains until the next time the computer and modem are switched off. Where provided, you may configure your computer or modem to connect using a static IP address. 12.6 19.6 We may at any time adjust aspects of the Service for security or Network management reasons, including, without limitation: (a) deleting transitory data that has been stored on our servers for longer than 90 days; (b) deleting stored email messages that are older than 90 days; (c) rejecting any incoming email messages and attachments that exceed 30 Megabytes (including encapsulation); (d) delivering access and content via proxy servers; (e) limiting the number of addresses to whom an outgoing email can be sent; (f) refusing to accept incoming email messages to mailboxes that have exceeded the email storage limit; (g) managing the Network to prioritise certain types of Internet traffic over others; and (h) blocking or filtering specific Internet ports. 12.7 19.7 You are responsible for providing any security or privacy measures for your computer networks and any data stored on those networks or accessed through the Service. We will not be liable to you in respect of any loss, damage, costs or expenses incurred by you in connection with your failure to provide that security. 12.8 19.8 You may request additional users on the Service in accordance with the Pricing Schedule. 12.9 19.9 You must take reasonable steps to ensure that others do not gain unauthorised access to the Service through your account. We recommend that you do not disclose your password to others and that you change your password regularly. 12.10 19.10 We may monitor use of the Service to investigate a breach (or suspected breach) of the Fair Acceptable Use Policy or upon the request of an authorised authority. 12.11 19.11 Where you provide your own wireless computer connection device, you are responsible for any loss caused by an unauthorised interception of the Service.