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Cybordolphin

Platinum Member
Oct 25, 1999
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I'm using Onfree.com without its software right now. I am using DUN only.

It does not require a hack. Just do what I stated earlier.

You will not need to even visit their homepage.

Promise.
:)
 

dman

Diamond Member
Nov 2, 1999
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Netzero is tracking AND ENFORCING the time you spent online vs the time(s) you have downloaded the add's and such. So although they can't tell if you are running the advertising banner, they can tell when it hasn't updated in x amount of time and compare that vs your online time.

I know of at least 2 accounts that were disabled that way. Neither belonged to me because I don't use, nor have I ever had, a netzero ID.

Just wanted to let you all know that if you do go this route and bypass the banner system, you may want to use an alternative email service (like hotmail or go.com, etc., )so your friends and family can always find you if you have to re-register every now and again.

And if you want to confirm what I said, do a search @ deja.com under the discussions section for netzero and crack. Such as:

LINK;)
 

RobsTV

Platinum Member
Feb 11, 2000
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Huh? NetZero has banners or ads?
Not on my end.
Maybe it has something to do with that jpeg.dll file I mentioned in earlier post?;)

 

msh111

Senior member
Nov 13, 2000
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...and speaking of disabled Netzero accounts!! Just this morning dammit, I had to waste a bunch of time creating a new one, major annoyance.
 

rc5

Platinum Member
Oct 13, 1999
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It's surprising that this thread hasn't got locked yet. :)

Anyway, I'm recreating new netzero account on a weekly basis.
 

GQUnknown

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Nov 26, 2000
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Oh wow, you are so friggin smart you figured how to crack netzero in 2 minutes. Why not mention it a few more times. Don't everyone hate that. Some one brags about being so smart yet b!tches when someone else asked for help. If your not going to help anybody why mention it. It's prob bravado, all talk and really don't know smack.
 

HumblePie

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Oct 30, 2000
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Okay I'm not going into specifics ( too stay in compliancy with the board) but I will say that all personal info is in the registry for netzero. Just figure it out for yourself, copy THAT info (username and password for IN the registry) to a dialup and blammo you can use dialup connection for netzero or practically any other free ISP service. Free ISP's with no banners and unlimited time on them are a HOT deal though :)