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WINS - Wireless Internet Network Services.

SODETEL, leader in delivery quality Internet solutions, is proud to introduce its latest service WINS- Wireless Internet Network Services for fast, reliable and affordable service.

Through a Wireless Modem - CPE

Fill the Application Form

No need to use your phone line.
Wireless modem that can be plugged into your computer.
No set up involved, just plug in the Modem and you're on line.
High speed on line connection up to 512Kbps, 24 hours a day.
No need to be confined to one location, connect anywhere with in the coverage area.
Unlimited Night traffic plan from 11p.m. till 8:00a.m for all plans.

WHAT YOU NEED

PC with Ethernet interface.
CPE - Wireless Modem
Prepaid Account from Sodetel.

RATES

CPE Wireless Modem $ 220
PCMCIA Card $ 128
Monthly charges :

Prepaid Account	Speed	Traffic Volume	Nbr of IPs	Nbr of E-mails	Prices*
Bronze	64/512K	2 GB/month	1	1	$ 45
Silver	64/512K	2.5 GB/month	2	2	$ 70
Gold	64/512K	4.0 GB/month	4	4	$ 90
Platinum	64/512K	5.0 GB/month	4	4	$ 150

* 10% as VAT will be applied to the above prices

For more information, please contact our sales department

Tel: 1268
E-mail: wins@sodetel.net.lb

New Coverage Area

BEIRUT AND MOUNT LEBANON

Greater Beirut and Suburbs
Antelias and Naccache hills up to Rabieh, Kornet Chehwan, Elissar and Mazraat Yachouh
Jal El Dib and Jdeideh hills up to Fanar, Beit Mery and
Broummana
Bhamdoun and Aley region
Hazmieh, Baabda, and Hadeth
New Coverage: Baabdet, Dahr el Souwan, Beit Mery and Ain Saadeh

KESEROUEN

Faqra
Faraya Mzaar
Zouk, Adonis, Jeita, and Ballouneh
Kaslik, Jounieh, Adma, Kfarhabab and Tabarja
New Coverage: Jeita, Shaily, Ballouneh, Ajaltoun, Reyfoun, Koleyaat, Feytroun, Kfardebian and Daraya

JBEIL “NEW”

New Coverage:Jbeil, Mastita, Blat, Edde, Bouar, Halat, Fidar

NORTH LEBANON

Tripoli

HIS - High Internet Services for Residential .

Sodetel broadband provides an on line connection designed to home users with a high speed up to 512K.
You will be connected 24 hours through a username & password.
No need to use your phone line
No need to dial any access number (4 digits or 6 digits)

What do you need?

Building in the coverage area (Beirut, Tripoli, Saida, Jounieh, Jbeil)
Minimum 3 subscribers in the same building
PC plus Ethernet Interface
Access account from Sodetel

You will Get

High speed on line connection
E-mail address
Session limitation per access
Flat rate monthly charges
24/7 Technical support

Rates

Set up fees $75 (one time payment)

Monthly Flat rates

Option I:	128K	$45
Option II:	256K	$100
Option III:	512K	$175

*10% as VAT will be applied to the above prices

For more information, please contact our sales department or fill the Application Form

Tel: 03 343 555
04 444 567 ext:72
E-mail: broadband@sodetel.net.lb

SOHO - Small Office Home Office.

SME - Small & Medium Entreprises.

DSL - The Digital Subscriber Line

Sodetel is proud to offer the latest technologies that enable the fastest Internet and Telecom service.
Therefore, it is extending its existing portfolio of Internet connection services (Dial up over PSTN, ISDN, Permanent connection – LL /Wireless- Wireless Broadband) by preparing for the launch of the new broadband Internet service based on DSL access technology.

The Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology is the ultimate method of Internet connectivity, offering customers a consistent, fast and cost effective way to optimize usage of the Internet and all services including multimedia, data, music, heavy downloads, online gaming and much more …
DSL technology uses the existing telephone copper wire line and targets residential, and corporate customers.

Ultimately, all Lebanon will have access to the DSL service by Sodetel.
However, the subscription to the DSL service will be subject to coverage availability. Sodetel will conduct a survey to ensure that your area is served and we will notify you of the result.

Concerning the prices, multiple offers will be available for Residential and for Corporate users. We will inform you of these offers as soon as the related prices will be published.

This service will be available once the Lebanese Council of Ministers, signs the related decrees.

How does it work?
To get the DSL service, a fixed phone line from MoT is a prerequisite.
To benefit from the DSL service, Sodetel will equip the Ministry of Telecommunications exchanges with a DSL multiplexer called DSLAM (DSL Access Multiplexer). From the customer side, every subscriber should have a specific modem permanently connected to the regular phone line.

As part of the service, Sodetel will:

Assist you with the installation of the DSL line between your premises & the MoT switch
Provide you with the specific modems tailored to your needs
Give you the possibility to switch your current account to the DSL service, while maintaining your current E-mail address

DSL provides several BENEFITS to the customers:

High speed connection
More than ten times quicker than a regular Internet connection
Flat rate monthly charges
Unlimited traffic with no limitation
VPN access
24/7 Technical support

For more information, please contact our sales department or fill the Application Form

Sodetel will keep you informed about all the procedures (commercial & technical) to get your DSL connection on-line.

MOBI

Mobi

Mobi is true mobile wide area broadband wireless and high speed Internet connection service that offers to individual and corporate users anytime, anywhere they happen to be
Stay connected in a car or taxi on your way, at your client's office, at a meeting down the hall, on a remote job site,

The Mobi network is pure IP from top to bottom.
You will get to enjoy all your favorite Internet applications: E-mail, corporate applications over VPN, streaming, etc

It’s Mobile
It’s Always-On
It’s Simple
It’s Flexible
It’s Quick
It’s Affordable
It’s Secure

Simply plug the Mobi Card into your notebook and you’re connected

What you need?
All you need is a wireless modem and an account with SODETEL

Wireless Modems
Mobi Modems come in 3 types to suit your work, lifestyle and device:

Mobile Type: PC Card Modem (Lightweight PCMCIA card with small extending aerial)
Universal Type:USB Card Modem
Portable Type: Desktop Modem

COVERAGE
The coverage area of Mobi extends day by day and is expected to be available to over 90% of businesses in Lebanon by the end of 2006. Our coverage areas.

PRICES

Wireless Modems

PC Card Modem -UTC V2	$185
Pc Card Modem - UTC V1	$185
USB Card Modem - UTU	$209
Desktop Modem - UTD	$235
PC Card Express 54	$255

Monthly Usage

Usage	512/64Kbps	512/128Kbps	1Mbps/256Kbps
2.5 GB	$45.45	-	-
4 GB	-	$80
5 GB	-	$110	$120
6 GB	-	-	$150
Refill 250 MB	$ 15
Refill 500 MB	$ 25
Refill 1 G	$ 40

-Free Night Quota on all above plans starting from 12 am till 8 am.

MOBI SPRING 2008 PROMOTION:

Plan 512/64Kbps, 5GB quota, Free night Traffic from 12am till 8am, valid for 60 days after activation date and not after first log-in, all at only 199$ (VAT excl.) instead of 276$ (VAT excl.) during Promotion Validity Period.
Promotion Validity period from 31st of March 08 till 3rd of June 2008
The voucher codes included with the PC V2 modem purchased during the Promotion Validity Period will expire on Tuesday 6th of May 2008 (users should activate their accounts before this date).
The vouchers codes are linked with the new PC V2 modems bought during the promotion Validity Period and cannot be used with any other MOBI modem.

Mobi's Speed Enhancing Accessories

Speed Enhancing Accessories:

a. Mobi Turbo Indoor & Outdoor Antenna.

The performance is magnificent. Boosts your signal by 50% to 70%. Features

Very easy to install
Boosts signal strength
Speeds data transfer
In poorly covered areas, the performance is increased up to 70%.
In fairly covered areas, the performance is increased up to 40% , even if the antenna is indoors.

b. External Antenna

Certified compliant with Mobi desktop modem, it enhances signal in weak areas and speeds up data transfer.

Features of the antenna:

Boosts signal strength
Speeds data transfer
Excellent performance
Notebook bracket included
Compact for storage and transport

c. USB Card Modem Holder

d. 5 Meter USB Cable for UTU & UTD

Very easy to install
Suitable for installing your USB Card or Desktop modem in a good coverage area while you're not beside it.

e. Stand for External & High Power Antenna

3. Speed enhancing prices:

Speed Enhancing Accessories (SEA)	Price List
5 Meter USB Cable for UTU	$ 25
Turbo Indoor / Outdoor Antenna	$ 89
Extended High Power Antenna for UTU and UTC	$ 35
USB Card Modem Holder	$ 12
Stand for External & High Power Antenna	$ 10

FAQ

1. What is Mobi?
Mobi provides simple, fast, secure, wireless mobile and portable access to broadband services.

2. What is unique about the Mobi system?
The Mobi system combines the four characteristics of:

High Speed
True Mobility
Low Cost
Security

Previously there have been several technologies that provide one or two of these (e.g. DSL: high speed, low cost but low mobility; 3G: High speed, high mobility but high cost) but Mobi is the first technology to provide all three.

3. Does it truly work on the move?
Yes, the greatest benefit is that Mobi is now able to deliver what mobile professionals and people on the move have been waiting for; an effective service that allows them to work/play anywhere and at anytime inside the coverage areas.

There are few other tools that are more flexible or convenient than a ‘permanently on’ wireless Notebook connection which lets you access email and the Internet from the backseat of a moving taxi, an airport lounge, a park or the foyer of the building your next meeting is in. No longer is there the need to hold off activities until finding a location that provides connectivity, either wired or wireless.

4. How do I access the service?
All you have to do is to turn to our customer care office located at (address)
Please visit our web site – mobi.sodetel.net.lb where you get more information about how to sign up for a Mobi service.

5. Which devices are supported by the Mobi system e.g. Notebooks, desktops, handhelds?
The Mobi service is currently available via:

A Mobi PC or USB Card Modem for mobile use
A desktop modem for fixed setups.

It is also anticipated that the Mobi service will soon be available to PDA devices via the Mobi Access Card. In future Mobi communication will be available via compact flash cards and also embedded in devices.

6. Which operating systems does the Mobi system support?
The Mobi system works with Windows 98 SE, 98 ME, XP, 2000 and Mac version 10.1.5 to 10.4,1, the desktop modem also works with any other device (WiFi Access Point, Router) supporting the PPPoE protocol..

7. How fast is it?
Under ideal conditions Mobi users can:

Download (data coming to you) at up to one 1Mbps
Upload (data coming from you) at up to 256 Kbps.

The degree to which these maximum speeds are attained depends on the quality of the signal, which is influenced by several factors:

The distance you are from the nearest base station
Whether there are obstructions between you and the base station
How many other people are connected via your base station
The speed at which you are traveling

Additionally, the speed of access is greatly influenced by all the usual Internet factors such as the speed of the server you are communicating with and the speed and usage levels of the links that the communication is going over.

8. Do I need to be near a window for it to work?
No not necessarily, but being near a window can improve the strength of your signal. The Mobi system uses fully adaptive smart antenna technology which adjusts signal patterns to and from each user, creating a “personal cell” for efficient delivery of voice or data services. These personal cells will follow you as you move around, reducing radio interference. You can be in a car traveling up to 100km per hour and remain connected provided you are in a coverage area.

9. Can I share my Mobi PC Card connection with others?
The beauty of the Mobi service is its personalization. It is like your mobile phone, you may allow someone to make a phone call for few minutes but you don’t usually give it for days or weeks.

10. How does the Mobi service improve productivity?

The Mobi service helps productivity in many ways:

The mobility of the system means that you can be fully productive no matter where you are whilst under coverage: whether in the office or out in the field. You need not waste time returning to the office to perform transactions or to update data - all facilities are at your fingertips no matter where you are at the time under coverage.
Similarly, the mobility of the Mobi service means that there is no downtime, except when you want it. If you commute for long periods, Mobi can keep you fully productive for this period, freeing up time in your day for other activities.
A high speed secure connection to your company network and the Internet dramatically broadens the amount of information and services you can call upon in the field. A Notebook used offline with only local data to work with cannot help in unforeseen circumstances. For example, if you are visiting a client and cannot find their office, you can look at the client’s web site to check the address and go to an online mapping site to get a map to direct you to the location.

11. What are the good and bad locations for Mobi devices?

Good Locations

Any area that is not too built up or dense i.e. close to window with not too many trees in the way, not on the floor, rather a windowsill.

Bad Locations

Electrified fencing - Placement where signal goes through electrified fencing can deteriorate throughput
Tennis court fencing - Signal going through tennis court fencing to your base station can deteriorate throughput
Dense tree growth - Dense tree growth in line with your base station can deteriorate signal
Burglar proofing - Burglar proofing can cause your signal to deteriorate, place device antenna past the steel bars
Walls - Walls bounce signal, preferably try to place the device to have a clear line to the base station
Window tinting - Certain types of window tinting have been known to deteriorate signal quality
Security gates - If working in a office with a security gate the bars may deteriorate the signal quality
Window blinds - Window blinds manufactured of steel can eflect your signal, open them to improve

If you have any doubts, a Mobi representative will come to your office to demonstrate the new technology.

13. Which ports are restricted on Mobi network?
Due to excessive DoS attacks and worm traffic, the following ports will be restricted: tcp 445, 135, 139, 1433, 1434; udp 1433, 1434. Furthermore, peer-to-peer traffic is shaped on most Mobi packages. SMTP relaying on port TCP 25 is restricted to authorized SMTP relays only.

14. How much data is typically in 1 MB?
A MB of data is equivalent to approximately 250 emails (200 words each), 20 e-mail attachments, 20 pages of Excel spreadsheets, or 10 web pages.

Notebook

1. Do I need a wireless enabled Notebook?
No, the Mobi service is fully compatible with existing Notebooks which have a PCMCIA card slot - no upgrades are required. All you need is a Mobi PC Card Modem and the required installation software. Installation is quick and east and typically no more than 5 minutes to complete. A QuickInstall CD is provided with every modem.

2. Can I connect to a corporate LAN?
Yes, it is possible to use both the Mobi Notebook and desktop modem to provide a broadband link to a corporate LAN. The qualification as to whether this is possible depends on how your existing IT system is organized and whether there are any arrangements for remote working already in place. For ex, if you already use a VPN for access from home then it is a simple measure to extend this to Mobi.

3. How much powers will the Mobi modem use on my Notebook?
The Mobi modem power usage is comparable to that of a WiFi device. Power consumption is dependant on the following factors:

Level of activity – there is less power consumed when the system is idle
Direction of data – there is less power consumed receiving data than sending it
Signal strength – there is less power consumed when within good coverage

4. What makes Mobi different to WiFi (Wireless LAN, 802.11)?
The main differences are range and speed. Signals from the Mobi modem can be picked up several km away by one of the Mobi network base stations. By contrast, a WiFi has a range of only a few tens of meters, but its transfer speeds are higher. This means that the Mobi service is able to provide ubiquitous coverage to users, not just near a WiFi ‘hot-spot’.

Desktop

1. What are the benefits of the desktop modem?
The desktop modem allows for all the benefits of a fixed broadband connection with the addition of portability. This means the service can be disconnected by simply unplugging it from the mains, and moved to a new location to be reconnected by simply powering up the Mobi desktop modem again. This allows easier movement of the service than a fixed line connection whether the move is between rooms or between cities.

2. Can I use an external antenna with the Mobi modem?
To access the Mobi network in areas with very poor signal and to improve the quality of connection in areas with low one you can connect an external antenna to your Mobi modem. To learn more, please contact our customer care office.

3. What does the Mobi desktop modem weigh?
It’s very light at only 600 grams.

Coverage

1. Where does it work (what is the coverage)?
The Mobi service will be available in Greater Beirut to Jounieh with all mountains facing the waterfront, for more coverage details visit our website coverage map section at www.isp.com/mobi/coverage

2. How do I find out if my area is covered?
Select the Coverage maps to find out. To learn more, please contact Sodetel customer care office.

3. Can I use your modem in other countries?
Yes depending on the services that private operators have in a given country. Currently the Mobi technology is widely deployed in Australia, South Africa, Netherlands, Norway, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, Canada etc. Its deployment in other countries is going on.

4. Are there downtime periods in Mobi system due to technical problems?
There are no downtime gaps due to technical problems in the Mobi network, excluding force majeur situations. Due to coverage expanding and works on improvement of service quality short time breaks are possible. The customers will be informed about these works beforehand by web site news and e-mail messages.

Technology

1. Do I need to set up a VPN to access my company’s network?
It is not strictly necessary, but many enterprise customers choose to do so as this allows users to employ a common access mechanism when working remotely from the office. The use of a VPN provides an additional level of data security and has the advantage that it is fully managed by the enterprise. Being an IP based system; Mobi will transparently support VPN operation.

2. How does the Mobi service compare with WiFi (Wireless LAN, 802.11)?
WiFi is an extremely useful technology for providing localized wireless connectivity for a group of related users. In the scenario of an office or a home environment it is ideal. However, it does not work well with wide area, public communications access. This is firstly due to its range of up to a maximum of 100 meters, limiting it generally to one premise such as a home, office or a cafe.
Authorizing users for access is another impediment. Due to the haphazard way WiFi public access points are being deployed, allowing for a user to identify themselves and pay for the service is proving to be a severe challenge for service providers and results in great inconvenience for the user. In contrast, Mobi has much greater range and thus blankets entire metropolitan areas so the customer can expect coverage where they are rather than have to seek out hotspot locations. Billing is centralized and standardized, as the network is being run and coordinated by one company for the entire country.

3. How does Mobi different to other wide-area wireless broadband services?
At launch the Mobi service will be the only mobile wireless broadband provider in Lebanon.
Other wireless broadband providers in the market only offer fixed services, or wireless services, however, with limitations, meaning that their customers cannot be on the move while connected. Further, their base stations cannot hand-off users to balance load between them.
In addition, due to the Mobi technology you can expect better coverage at greater distances, even indoors, than the other services at a higher data rate.
The Mobi service is unique in that it offers high speed, secure, mobile and portable wireless broadband access. These characteristics make Mobi one of the fastest, flexible and cost effective wireless broadband options currently available in Lebanon.

4. How does the Mobi service compare with 2.5G/GPRS/3G/EV-DO?
2.5G and GPRS are terms used for the data service delivered over standard mobile phone networks. These are significantly slower (20 to 30 Kbps) and more expensive than the Mobi service.
3G are the mobile data service for the next generation of mobile phone networks. Whereas 3G primarily build on a voice platform, Mobi is an optimized data platform designed as an end-to-end IP network. Due to the extremely high spectral efficiency of Mobi, it can be offered in a cost effective fashion. As with 2.5G, the data is more expensive and slower than data over the Mobi service.
EV-DO refers to the data component of the CDMA mobile phone network. Because EV-DO sits on top of a voice network it is not ideally suited to carry data traffic. As a result as with 2.5G/GPRS and 3G the EV-DO network is more expensive and on average slower than the rate at which Mobi can transmit data.

5. How secure is the Mobi network for the external control?
The Mobi network uses the HC-SDMA technology – one of the safest systems of wireless connections. Each time your Internet connection starts, your terminal (modem) and the base station exchange the encrypting keys, those are unique for each session and are terminated after the disconnection. All the data exchange between your computer and the base station is encrypted by IPSec type protocol, so, it’s quite impossible to control the data transmitting in the air.

6. How secure is my Internet connection via Mobi network?
Once a Mobi subscriber is connected to the Internet, he is exposed to the normal risks of any Internet connection - for example viruses, intrusion attempts and malware. It is advisable that normal Internet security measures were implemented by the subscribers such as firewall, anti-spyware and anti-virus programs. It is equally important that such security measures be continuously maintained and updated.

www.mobi.tm - Mobi hotline's number (03 001515)

WIGO

WIGO is a Best Effort Broadband access service based on IP Wireless from Cable One delivered via a portable device.

Just plug your CPE and you will be connected 24 hours with in the coverage area.

No More Dial-up, Always ON
Portable, you can bring it out to everywhere and anywhere.
No Access limitation within the coverage area.
Internet connection directly from BTS.
Safe and FCC certified product for home & personal use.
Familiar to dial up connections.

NEW: UNLIMITED Night Traffic from 12 am to 8 am

COVERAGE

WIGO Coverage Areas
February 2008 Update

WIGO in Jbeil Region ”NEW”:
More Coverage in Safra, Oquabeh, Halat, Mastita, Blat, Fidar, Old City and Kartboun.

WIGO in Tripoli Region ”NEW”:
More Coverage in Tripoli City.

WIGO In Baabda - Aley mountains region:
The new regions include ALEY city, Bdeddoun, Qmatiyeh, Bssous, Souk el Gharb, Aabadieyh, Dhour Aabadiyeh, Ras el Jabal, Chemlan, Khalwat Ainab, Jamhour, Aaraya, Shweit, Babada Louize, Hazmieh and most of the region around Damascus road from Hazmieh-AsSayyed to High hills of Sawfar* & Bhamdoun*
(*only the ones facing Beirt Merry or Beirut)…

WIGO in Northern Metn region:
New coverage in Qornet Shehwan, Qornet el Hamra, Beit Shabab, Ain Alaq, Ain Aar, Mazraat Yachouh,
Champville, high hills of Dbayeh (facing Jeeita), Zikrit, Dik el Me7hdi, Beit el Kikko, Saied Tammmish
and most regions on the road to Bikfaya facing Jeitta e Shaileh.…
Coverage within Bikfaya, Mansourieh, Ain-Saade’, Beit-Mery, Broumana, is limited and will be on case by cases basis…

WIGO in Kesserwan region:
More Coverage in Kaslik, Zouk Mikael, Zouk Mosbeh,Nahr-el-kaleb, Jounieh, Adonis, Maameltein, Kfrahbab , Adma, Ghadir, Sarba, Sahel Alma, Haret Sakher, Tabarja, Nahr el Kaleb, Aitoura, Ain el Rihane, Jeita, Ajaltoun, Ballouneh, New Shaileh…

WIGO in Beirut region:
Mainly across all of Beirut , Greater Beirut & Suburbs.
Major included areas: Jnah, Ain Mreisseh, Bir Hassan, Karakas, Rawche, Ramlet El’Baida, Wata Mssaitbeh, Hamra, Tarik Al Jadidah, Koreitem, Ras el Nabe3, Sanaye3, Al’Zarif, Mar Elias, Bourj Abi Haidar, Verdun, Ain el Tineh, Aicha Bakkar, Sakiat El’Janzir, Tallet El’ Khayiat, Abdel Wahab, El’Hayek, Geitawi, Accaoui, Sagesse, Mar. Nkoula, Sioufi, Sayar El’ Darak, Rizk Hospital, Sassine, Sodeco, Mar.Mikhael, Gemayze, Saifi, Harat Hreik, Chayah, Ghobeyri, Mcharafyeh, Tayouneh, Bir El’Abed, Roueiss, Al’Radouf, Mreijeh, Sfeir, Jamous, Haddath, Kafaat, Hay El’Abiad, Laylakeh.
* Improvements in signal quality soon for Shatila, Tariq Jdeideh, al Maqased, Hamad street, Abou Shaker, barber and Nwairy.

WIGO in Saida region:
Saida, Haret Saida, Old Saida, Bramyeh, Mieh w Miyeh, Kfar Jarra, Hlalyieh, Majdelioun, Zeidanyieh, 3Abra.

Note that actual coverage depends on exact location, obstruction level, floor height, and indoor signal quality.
For detailed Street by Street Level Coverage on www.wigo.net.lb .

What do you need?

Sodetel’s WIGO account
Wireless Modem

You can choose between two types of connection devices:

Wireless Modem UE (User Equipment):

UE is a modem like device that is attached to user Notebook or PC via either one of the following connector part:

USB Port.
Ethernet (optional cable converter)

Small modem:

108mm high x 84mm wide x 24mm deep
Weight: 0.29 Kg

PCMCIA Card:

Useful for laptop holders who want the mobile experience or move between business & home.
PCMCIA Card should be inserted into any notebook or PC which have PCMCIA slot.
Neither electrical or phone cable need to be attached to this card in order for it to be operational.

PRICES

Wireless Modems

		Summer Promotion
UE Wireless Modem – USB Cable	~~$190~~	$155
UE Wireless Modem – Ethernet Cable	~~$210~~	$175
PCMCIA	~~$290~~	$270
Ethernet Cable	$35
USB Cable	$25	$25
Initial On site Activation Fee (Optional)		$15

Monthly Packages

Package Description	WIGO Light	WIGO Cruise	WIGO Turbo
Price/Month	$35	$45	$110
Upload Speed	32K	64K	128K
Download Speed	256K	512K	1024K
Traffic Volume	1.5GB Shared between upload & download out of which max 300MB for upload	2.5GB Shared between upload & download out of which max 500MB for upload	4.2GB Shared between upload & download out of which max 600MB for upload
E-mail Address	1 e-mail	1 e-mail	1 e-mail
IP Address	1IP	1IP	1IP

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