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What are global bandwidth limit?

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It is a limit on the amount of data that any civilian may acquire at any point in time. The world government sets these limits for civilian users.

If you would like to uncheck the box next to "Stay with in global bandwidth limit" You may apply for a permit at your local Post Office. The Post Men/Ladies are the ones that run the show, so dont't mess with them!
Permits may cost you a pretty penny depending on the economy.
2 day permit = $20.00
7 day permit = $99.95

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