Yea, I try to do these things during Bonus time. It does mean getting up at vampire time but I get up in the middle of the night for dumber things.
"I think it would be a great idea to be able to log into my HughesNet account once a year or maybe once every 6 months for top tier customers and check a box that says I just bought a new device and the next 24 hours of data being transferred doesn't count against my monthly usage."
Interesting concept, but I suspect that it would probably be a nightmare to implement such a system. I personally, do any updates or downloads during the bonus period. I also try to have as few devices on my system as possible. All of this allows me to remain a 10 gig wonder
I haven't experienced it myself, but I've seen people here say that their service actually slows down right after Christmas, due to all the new devices being added.
If you haven't done so already, you might want to look at this link:
Yea, I try to do these things during Bonus time. It does mean getting up at vampire time but I get up in the middle of the night for dumber things.
BirdDog wrote:Yea, I try to do these things during Bonus time. It does mean getting up at vampire time but I get up in the middle of the night for dumber things.
With me, its our dog, who always seems to need to go out between 3 & 4 AM every morning. Well, if I'm already up, I might as well get on the computer.
I thought about getting a doggie door, but my GF doesn't like that idea.
gaines_wright wrote:
BirdDog wrote:Yea, I try to do these things during Bonus time. It does mean getting up at vampire time but I get up in the middle of the night for dumber things.
With me, its our dog, who always seems to need to go out between 3 & 4 AM every morning. Well, if I'm already up, I might as well get on the computer.
I thought about getting a doggie door, but my GF doesn't like that idea.
Thank goodness we have a doggie door. Three dogs and the oldest one, my avatar pic, goes out to pee 3-4 times at night. He's as bad as me, I don't go outdoors though.
