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|    Bill Horne to All    |
|    Callcentric service still blocked [telec    |
|    23 Sep 22 16:08:31    |
      From: malassimQRMilation@gmail.com              It's been almost a month now, and my Callcentric service is still out.              I've tried a few "VPN" providers, without success: ProtonVPN, and       "Perfect Privacy," among others. None of them have worked, and I don't know       why. What used to be a telephone on my living room table is now a       paperweight, not useful, not usable.              The news channels I watch via streaming media, such as Reuters, CBS,       and even the TV station in Charlotte, show frequent gaps and       buffering. NetFlix and Amazon Prime video, likewise, grow less and       less usable as the noose tightens. One person, who called me from a       number identified as "Galaxy Cablevision," told me that the problem       could be addressed by paying for a fixed IP address. The message from       Zito Media is clear, although not subtle: "Pay more."              I'm tempted to say "'Twas always thus, 'twill ever be." I'm tempted to       shrug my shoulers and remind my self that the nation I fought for in       Vietnam is run for the benefit of the ruling class, and admit that my       skillset is now dated and (in this case) ineffective. I'm tempted to       give up and put up with marginal cell phone coverage and getting-       worse-by-the-day Internet service, and with having offerings that       compete with Zito Media's version of VoIP being blocked and rendered       useless.              Well, I may be aged but I am not yet dead, and not likely to give in.              I want to try to appeal to the government here in North Carolina,       which might be responsive, given that it's an election year, even       though I doubt any "solution" will survive the election. I'm trying to       think of a way to catch Zito Media in the act, in the hope that having       actionable evidence will curb their arrogance and trickery in the long       term.              If any of my readers know how Comcast was caught blocking ports, and       what means were used to gather the evidence that was used to prove       those actions, please tell me. If any of you have the training and/or       equipment needed to gather that evidence, please contact me offline.              Bill Horne              --       malassimilation       at       gmail       dot       com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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