[Ti] [Ti]AOL!

[Seymour J. Wolfson]

>When you consider the relatively high prices of their service, you can
>just as easily use a $5.95 ISP with more success. I recently changed my
>81 year old parents over to one and at first they were intimidated by the
>choices they had but now both mom and dad are dialing in from the control
>strip, opening which ever browser (IE or NC) and email they want to use
>(Dad prefers Netscape Communicator and mom like OE for her individual
>email name!) and then finally, opening up AOL on the TCP connection to
>make use of the remaining 2 months they were given free as a result of
>their complaints and attempt to cancel the AOL service!!!
>Needless to say I am really proud of them for adapting to the new way of
>doing things and it's worked out fine. Plus, I finally got them to use
>their own email names! Even though they had 7 on AOL, they both used the
>same name (joined at the hip they are!) and I never knew who would be
>reading what. :-)
>
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Where did you find a reliable ISP for $5.95?  Do they also include an 
e-mail address?
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Seymour