I found something interesting over the holidays:
I was setting up an old computer to give away
for xmas. I thought I would install 'bluelight.com'
on there (yes, part of Kmart) to give her some basic
email.  When I went to find the local access numbers
for bluelight, loe & behold I noticed something interesting.
Some of the same numbers are those that my ISP has givin
me for access lines we pay for. I couldn't beleive it:
what my ISP has been charging me for, I could have gotten for free!

That also explains why I had so many users complaining about
not being able to dialup!

After that, I threw in another modem bank in my router
and decided to do it myself.

Mike
mgcon@getnet.com
http://www.getnet.com/~mgcon
Phoenix, AZ
USA

On Tue, 2 Jan 2001, der.hans wrote:

> moin, moin,
> 
> apparently PSN.net is kicking dialup customers off. Their web page says
> they're 'transition'ing customers to other ISPs, but one member of PLUG
> can't dialup and get his mail. Luckily his mail gets stored elsewhere, so
> at least it's there for him to get. Braodband isn't an option where he
> lives.
> 
> I haven't used a modem in a few years. Anybody have an ISP to recommend? I
> think having services in .tx.us would be good for this guy as well.
> 
> ciao,
> 
> der.hans
> -- 
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> 
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