An ex-RHA user gives their opinion on the 'service'.

Police "taking the matter very seriously" that users have paid money for the service they didn't get.

Customers write the ISP's obituary on its Web site.

JAK Ltd (owners of RedHotAnt) complains about uses abusing its flat-fee 24/7 net access product.

Details of the launch of 'Free Internet Group', 'GlobalSoHo' and 'RedHotAnt'.

Problems at RHA continue, and Bob Garrioch (a director) sent out the Kak virus to an enqurier.

Details of RHA calling in the police after a hacker breached site security giving them the credit card details of 24,000 subscribers.

RHA today denied it is winding down the flat-fee ISP despite refusing to accept any new customers.

A notice appears on RedHotAnt's website announcing that it has pulled its unmetered Net service due to 'funding problems'.

Details of RHA being 'hit' by people using its unlimited service for 12 hours a day.

Social engineering is used to get a users ID and password.

Company director avoids discussion with Kent Trading Standards officers.

RHA responds to a press enquiry about a recent site security breach giving details of 24,000 subscribers.

Kent based ISP, RedHotAnt, is uncontactable and its owners - JAK Ltd - blames technical difficulties.

Kent County Council receives '40 or 50 complaints' about the unmetered ISP and investigate.

Internet service start-up Red Hot Ant has stopped accepting new customers for its unmetered access service and blames the freeze on confusion over the rollout of BT's FRIACO package.

News that RHA 'crawls away with no prospect of a customer refund in sight'.

RedHotAnt director sounds off about 'abusers' of his service staying online 24 hours a day and asks them to show more 'courtesy' towards other users.