[24hoursupport] Re: isp
- From: Ray <Ray2047@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: 24hoursupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 04 Dec 2004 20:07:07 -0600
I use access4free.com for backup. The first 10 hours per
month are free. After that it's $1.00/hr up to a max of
$10/month. They are a national ISP. Another cheap national
ISP is access4less.com at $6.95/month. The nice thing
about both of these is that unlike ISP's like Juno you can
do a manual DUN so no ISP garbage software on your
computer and they will work with any OS. Try
http://www.freedomlist.com/ for even more ten dollar and
under ISPs. There's even a forum to ask about various ISPs.
William B. Lurie wrote:
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> 0e60wq102@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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>>Our local isp is increasing its rates and there is no known alternative isp
>>in our area. I could use my dial-around at onesuite.com at 2.9 cents per
>>minute as a stop-gap alternative to at least check my emails, but only if I
>>can find a good alternative isp.
>>
>>Would anyone know of a good cheap or free isp I could use in conjunction with
>>my dial-around to do this? Long as I can figure out how to do it, I can call
>>anywhere doing this.
>>
>>Oe6
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>>PS - the local library wants $1 per visit plus printout or diskette fees, and
>>no uploading is allowed, so it's not a very good alternative.
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>
> Gosh, I have no idea where you are, but it seems to me that
>
> www.juno.com
>
> offers free e-mail and free Internet access, with a generous number
> of free hours per month. Beyond the free amount, their monthly
> rate is very low. And they have many many access numbers all over.
>
> Or do I not understand the problem?
>
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