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[18] "It’s like smoking. It’s not a good idea to suddenly go cold turkey. People often e-mail me about the problem and I tell them to gradually wean themselves off and not to switch to a scheme where you pay per hour for online time. If they break their resolution, all they end up with then is the same old problem plus money difficulties for the long hours they have spent logged in to the Internet."
[19] Computer whizz Steve Phillips grins at the mention of Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD)--he’s been there, done that. Now 28, and a seven-year veteran on the Internet, he spends a mere 10 to 15 hours ’ for entertainment" on the Web each week, A few years ago, when he was in the grip of his addiction, that was the amount of time--10 to 15 hours--he spent online each day.
[20] "I’d go to polytechnic and log on at 9 a.m. and sometimes I’d stay online until 9 at night. Then I’d go home and plug in the laptop and stay online until 4 or 5 a.m.," says the Internet systems maintenance ex-pert.
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