Then you have the money to buy what you would want to download.Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
2 days ? and what if you have a job ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TP635
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Then you have the money to buy what you would want to download.Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia2 days ? and what if you have a job ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TP635
if you seriously think that a working-man can afford more than 5 films & CDs a month, you're barking up the wrong tree.
Yes, I am. If you work 24hrs a day. I assume a 24hrs work day, cos a 'working-man' doesn't seem to have 10sec free time to log on to his account.Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
have you ever heard about business trips, holidays or unforeseen circumstances ?
"Working man" or not, 2 days inactivity limit is simply ridiculous. Some sites are offline longer than that, and before you even notice that they are back up, you'll be purged.
Get real, I hope you're not being serious about this. All of us are wasting too much time in front of the damn computer anyway, you're basically saying that we should be glued to it.
Have you heard of ACCOUNT PARKING option?Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
Well I very much agree with apextwin146. By far the most stupid rule on sites. Thankfully not every tracker has that stupid rule or at least a far longer allowed inactivity period.
No, I have not. Please regale me.Quote:
Originally Posted by TP635
"workingman" was just an extreme example to make the TP635 understand my point.Quote:
Originally Posted by shipwreck
that's not funny anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by TP635Have you heard of ACCOUNT PARKING option?Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
/ignore
that's funny
/ignore