Logic
06-05-2008, 02:23 AM
Got a few questions reguarding the current R1-TOS.
Rewards1 Terms of Service:
("Sections 11-12")
Only 1 account permitted per person, and only 1 account permitted per household. Accounts may not be transferred, exchanged, sold or otherwise change ownership without the expressed written content of R1.
Login and complete offers only on your own home personal computer. Using a computer other than your own , including but not limited to: a friends computer, a relative's computer, a public access computer, school computer, etc. may result in account termination. Do not use a wireless connection other than the one you subscribe to and pay for at home. Do not use hotspots or otherwise connect to any wireless internet connection that is not from your home.
"Login and complete offers only on your own home personal computer. Using a computer other than your own... may result in account termination."
Does this mean if I have multiple computers in my house hold, other than my "own home personal computer" like my Sister's computer, my Father's computer, my Brother's computer, and my Living Room computer, I can only use my own and none of those? (If not I would suggest adding an "s" after "your own home personal computer", in the TOS. As it makes a huge difference.)
Am I limited to one computer/s per household as well? Or am I limited to one account per IP address?
If Rewards1 users are limited to one account per IP address, what happens to individuals that have a dynamic IP address(random IP address every time they use the Internet)? Rewards1 user who currently have a dynamic IP address need to request (pay for) a static IP address from their ISP? Or what happens when a person changes his or her internet service provider?
Seeing as most high-speed Internet service providers don't usually give you a Static IP unless you pay extra for it, do individuals with none static IP address need not apply with Rewards1 sue to the current Terms of Service??
-Logic-
Rewards1 Terms of Service:
("Sections 11-12")
Only 1 account permitted per person, and only 1 account permitted per household. Accounts may not be transferred, exchanged, sold or otherwise change ownership without the expressed written content of R1.
Login and complete offers only on your own home personal computer. Using a computer other than your own , including but not limited to: a friends computer, a relative's computer, a public access computer, school computer, etc. may result in account termination. Do not use a wireless connection other than the one you subscribe to and pay for at home. Do not use hotspots or otherwise connect to any wireless internet connection that is not from your home.
"Login and complete offers only on your own home personal computer. Using a computer other than your own... may result in account termination."
Does this mean if I have multiple computers in my house hold, other than my "own home personal computer" like my Sister's computer, my Father's computer, my Brother's computer, and my Living Room computer, I can only use my own and none of those? (If not I would suggest adding an "s" after "your own home personal computer", in the TOS. As it makes a huge difference.)
Am I limited to one computer/s per household as well? Or am I limited to one account per IP address?
If Rewards1 users are limited to one account per IP address, what happens to individuals that have a dynamic IP address(random IP address every time they use the Internet)? Rewards1 user who currently have a dynamic IP address need to request (pay for) a static IP address from their ISP? Or what happens when a person changes his or her internet service provider?
Seeing as most high-speed Internet service providers don't usually give you a Static IP unless you pay extra for it, do individuals with none static IP address need not apply with Rewards1 sue to the current Terms of Service??
-Logic-