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Randy
Jul 12, 2001, 4:19:10 PM7/12/01
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Hello,
What internet service providers are some of you folks using? Who is good to
use that is accessible from most places by dialing a local number?
What internet service providers are some of you folks using? Who is good to
use that is accessible from most places by dialing a local number?
Thanks,
Randy
Hugh
Jul 12, 2001, 8:14:21 PM7/12/01
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I'm using Earthlink.net
Hugh
Jerry
Jul 12, 2001, 8:40:25 PM7/12/01
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Hugh,
Do you have any comment about local access number with Earthlink while not
home?
Jerry
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Hugh
Jul 12, 2001, 9:16:54 PM7/12/01
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Go to www.earthlink.net and research it. Most places will
have a local number. I found several while in Florida.
Hugh
dprivate
Jul 13, 2001, 1:26:52 PM7/13/01
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We depend on Pocketmail for all of our e-mail. We use NetZero for internet
connections and have found that they have lots of local numbers available.
Works for us!
connections and have found that they have lots of local numbers available.
Works for us!
Mitch
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Dwain M Mitchell
Jul 30, 2001, 8:31:21 PM7/30/01
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I have used Worldnet for a number of years now and am
generally pleased. I have made the "executive" decision
that while I am traveling I use their 800 number for e-
mail access because it eliminates the necessity of
locating a local number each time and it only costs a
dime per download. I try to read and answer all messages
"off line" and then simply upload them the next time I
log on to download the new batch which I do about every
two days. For me this works great and it is quick which
others waiting for a phone line appreciate.
generally pleased. I have made the "executive" decision
that while I am traveling I use their 800 number for e-
mail access because it eliminates the necessity of
locating a local number each time and it only costs a
dime per download. I try to read and answer all messages
"off line" and then simply upload them the next time I
log on to download the new batch which I do about every
two days. For me this works great and it is quick which
others waiting for a phone line appreciate.
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