having login concurrency control in your systems design has always
appeared to be the best solution to me.
...and, there are ways to do it that are not kludges. why have the
potential to aggrevate your customers based upon lack of proper system(s)
implementation?
On Tue, 6 Jan 1998, Doug Ingraham wrote:
>
> What seems to work best is to send them an email telling them that if they
> log on twice they get billed twice as much. Point out where this is
> disallowed in the user agreement and if it continues bill them for
> multiple accounts. Don't treat it as a negative, treat it as an
> additional source of revenue. If they don't like it they will go
> somewhere else and you should be pleased that they will be off hurting the
> competition instead of you. Eventually you will get them back when the
> competition goes out of business.
>
> Doug Ingraham From the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition.
> Rapid City, SD "War is good for business."
> USA "Peace is good for business."
>
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