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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica - Wednesday 02 March 2005

 
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The new layout looks great. Much easier to read, cleaner and more professional. Congratulations!

ICE has effectively blocked VOIP from Vonage on their ADSL service. Ports 10,000 – 20,000 are closed and these ports are required for audio transmission.

The workaround is to get a public IP from ICE and then the ports are open.
Unfortunately, getting a public IP from ICE is a read ordeal and requires a fairly high level of technical knowledge to successfully complete the application for the public IP.

ICE is trying to hold back the tide of the future by suggesting legislation that would make VOIP illegal. It would make much more sense for ICE to offer VOIP in connection with its’ various Internet connection services (ADSL & RDSI). This positive approach would provide income to ICE and not make criminals out of people using VOIP service.

Steve


While I had no input into your new look I have to say I love it ..'You done good.'...
Its cleaner better laid out Don't clutter it up again...whatever you do...I know you have to sell space.

Oh well you don't need my lectures...

Les.


Your new font is WAY too small. Sorry, but it’s so hard for me to read that I’ll no longer subscribe unless you make it larger.

Tom Murphy


I always enjoy hearing from Michael Jean Nystrom-Schut. Up here in Canada during this long winter his letters have been extremely informative and mostly encouraging. They have been my link to CR since this year we were financially unable to go. Keep up the good work.

Randy Zaborniak, Winnipeg Canada


I feel your article about crimes against visitors to the La Fortuna area carries important information.

Any culture that deals lackadaisically with this kind of threat immediately becomes questionable as a tourist destination. While population-adjusted overall crime in Costa Rica may be one-fifth that of the US, Costa Rica’s property offenses are five times those of the US. Thieving strategies specifically oriented toward tourists quickly drive these percentages right off the scale.

A prime attraction of Costa Rica is its image as a stable neutral democracy with a relatively high standard of living and a happy, welcoming populace.

When tourism brings extraordinary wealth to an area that is relatively less well endowed, an inevitable few feel compelled to prey upon the bearers of the wealth. That is understandable.

A faint-hearted response by Fuerza Publica to this threat could signal the imminent demise of the tourist goose that is just now laying its golden egg.

Tom Murphy
San Diego/Manuel Antonio



I read, contemptuously, from your website, that the matter
pertaining to LEVC will be impeded, while folks hold their
claims against him.

Best realize that this maggot has not communicated with
those who put their life savings in his hands. It is his duty,
his responsibility, to communicate with us.

Enrique is a maggot. He abandoned investors and his
brother. He's not with the bones of those who have
died, violently or in despair, as a result of his intrigue.

Bill McWade


It does you no good to have your daily news finally online when half the day is gone!!!!!

JOHN A. BISCEGLIO

 


 

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