[Ti] Dial-up in Washington, DC?

[David DelMonte]

Hi. I'm a DC resident. Verizon is the local telco with dial-up service. 
I use a local company called Atlantech. Similar rates, much better 
service. Contact me off-line for a contact person.

David

On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 06:10 PM, Per Brodersen wrote:

> Dear listers,
>
> I will work in Washington, DC in July and was wondering how to access 
> the
> net from my lovely 12'' PowerBook while being there.
> Can you recommend a reliable dial-up service without much hassles?
>
> Thank you very much -
>
> Per Brodersen
>
>
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