By the time you're actually able to buy this, the cap will be 100.

To be fair, apparently there are these caveats:

1) Once your character is boosted, you'll be thrown into a scenario chain to teach you the higher abilities. You need to pass it to go back into the world.
2) There's still incentive to get your character to 60 first. If you raise a 60+ character to 90, your professions also auto-boost to 600.
3) By the time you can buy this, the level cap will be 100. There's still some leveling to do.

Same here with my own NetSol account... nothing out of the ordinary.

"When it comes to sites that are proactive and actually have an approval process for ads and wrap them up in their own delivery system to avoid spreading malware to their customers, I let the ads through."

Even then, there's no 100% guarantee. Yahoo Ads just last week had an issue with malware-laden ads.

And even ads supplied by Yahoo and Google aren't immune. Those are the two most reputable ad suppliers, and both have been known to occasionally shove out malware-laden ads. Until I can get a 100% guarantee against ad-based malware, AdBlock+ stays running.

Mine isn't even hooked up to the internet. Even if it was, all it would know is, "Damn, she uses her Mac Mini a LOT!" :D

The reverse is true too. There was a (locally) famous case in Boston about 15 years back where 2 motorists on I-93 were stopped for "endangerment". They were doing the 55 speed limit when prevailing traffic was about 15-20mph higher. They appealed their tickets and lost.

And for the record, at least in MA, "endangerment" is a more serious offense than "speeding".

True...but in all likelyhood it won't be the company releasing their code. My guess is one of their more savvy customers will reverse-engineer it and release the code he/she discovered.

er.. remoTe... didn't catch the error until after I hit Submit

True...wasn't there a kerfluffle in Pennsylvania a few years ago regarding MacBooks and remove camera access?

Never mind...apparently it was an inside job.

One aspect of this trips my "wtf" meter: How did a customer mark the cards without being detected?

No popular gay-friendly songs? Have you been living under a rock the last few years?

Actually, judging by your opinions, I guess maybe you have.

With Comcast, you need to give a reason. I run a server, that was good enough for them. :)

In my area it's capped.... but I somehow doubt I'll use up 12TB of bandwidth in a month at this time. *heh*