~OT~ Recommendations for Dial up account?

[kline]

I'm looking for a cheap yet reliable dial up service that has a toll free
number for access when on the road. I tried Bell South, but they want
$15/month for the account and $5/hr for the toll free line.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,
Kline

 

[Alias]

ATT

Alias

 

[David Candy]

Move to Australia and my advice may be useful.

 

[Jim Macklin]

Sounds like you need to find a cellphone that can connect as
your modem or digital if you look hard enough, you need a
nationwide plan with unlimited access. Suggest you do your
research, look at Cingular, Verison, T-Mobile, all the
providers to see what they offer. Also some cable or DSL
providers have reasonably priced plans for dial-up when on
the road.
Most major ISPs have local dial up numbers, just get a list
of numbers and dial in. Your username and password are not
tied to the local access number. Look on the websites for
local number lists.
You could get a laptop for travel with a 802.11 WiFi and
find hotspots while on the road at McDonalds, StarBucks,
airports and other places.


--
The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.


| I'm looking for a cheap yet reliable dial up service that
has a toll free
| number for access when on the road. I tried Bell South,
but they want
| $15/month for the account and $5/hr for the toll free
line.
|
| Any suggestions appreciated.
|
| Thanks,
| Kline
|
|

 

[Haggis]

I'm looking for a cheap yet reliable dial up service that has a toll free
number for access when on the road. I tried Bell South, but they want
$15/month for the account and $5/hr for the toll free line.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,
Kline

9.95$ month with webmail

http://www.navnet.net/

 

[Haggis]

9.95$ month with webmail

http://www.navnet.net/

of course i have no idea where you are :>

 

[Alias]

Bell South should have given you a hint. Somewhere in the south of the USA
would be my guess.

Alias

 

[David Candy]

Why would one assume that south refered to Sth USA and not South Chicago or south america, or south africa or even New South Wales?

 

[Haggis]

I clued on that right after i hit send :> friday , brain has exceeded
recommended usage for this week :>

 

[Alias]

I understand.

Alias

I clued on that right after i hit send :> friday , brain has exceeded
recommended usage for this week :>

 

[Haggis]

all I know is Bell South does not service Nova Scotia :>


Why would one assume that south refered to Sth USA and not South Chicago or
south america, or south africa or even New South Wales?

 

[David Candy]

Not even in the south?

 

[Alias]

Keyword: Bell, as in "Alexander".

Alias


Why would one assume that south refered to Sth USA and not South Chicago or
south america, or south africa or even New South Wales?

 

[David Candy]

Of course.

Name: Bell Atlantic Australia P/L
Address: 225 George Street
Suburb: SYDNEY
State: NSW
Postcode: 2000
Telephone: (02) 9206-5050
Fax:
DX #:

Employees: N/A

Book: SYDNEY
Ad Index: 2

Latitude: 33.872959 S
Longitude: 151.209457 E

Line of Bussiness:
Ad IDC SIC ASIC ANZSIC
2 29999 9999 9900 9999

 

[Joh N.]

David Candy, after spending 3 minutes figuring out which end of the pen to use,
wrote:

Why would one assume that south refered to Sth USA and not South Chicago or
south america, or south africa or even New South Wales?

Hey Forrest, try and get out in the sunlight once in a while.

Joh N.

 

[Steve N.]

I'm looking for a cheap yet reliable dial up service that has a toll free
number for access when on the road. I tried Bell South, but they want
$15/month for the account and $5/hr for the toll free line.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,
Kline

I've been using Earthlink for years. $21.95/mo. gets you 8 mailboxes
w/10MB space and 8 webpages w/10MB space and local access numbers all
over the country. If you decide to go with Eathlink let me know cuz I
get a free month if you follow my recommendation

Steve

 

[kline]

I'm looking for a cheap yet reliable dial up service that has a toll free
number for access when on the road. I tried Bell South, but they want
$15/month for the account and $5/hr for the toll free line.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,
Kline

Thanks to all for your suggestions. There are a few I want to check out, but
haven't had the time yet.

Thanks again,

Kline

 

[kline]

I've been using Earthlink for years. $21.95/mo. gets you 8 mailboxes
w/10MB space and 8 webpages w/10MB space and local access numbers all
over the country. If you decide to go with Eathlink let me know cuz I
get a free month if you follow my recommendation

Steve

Thanks for responding, Steve. $21.95 is somewhat steep, since this would be
a secondary account for me (I have a cable connection in my home and
business). Also, my interest is due mostly to the fact that I will be out of
town for a few weeks, but need to maintain email contact. I will be in a
remote area in Colorado where any provider is unlikely to have a local
number, thus the need for an 800 number. If they could provide an 800 number
and if I wasn't bound to a time commitment contract, I could consider
Earthlink.

Thanks again,

Kline

 

[Jim Macklin]

Try www.outdoorsunlimited.net


|
|
| > kline wrote:
| > > I'm looking for a cheap yet reliable dial up service
that has a toll
| free
| > > number for access when on the road. I tried Bell
South, but they want
| > > $15/month for the account and $5/hr for the toll free
line.
| > >
| > > Any suggestions appreciated.
| > >
| > > Thanks,
| > > Kline
| > >
| > >
| >
| > I've been using Earthlink for years. $21.95/mo. gets you
8 mailboxes
| > w/10MB space and 8 webpages w/10MB space and local
access numbers all
| > over the country. If you decide to go with Eathlink let
me know cuz I
| > get a free month if you follow my recommendation
| >
| > Steve
| >
|
| Thanks for responding, Steve. $21.95 is somewhat steep,
since this would be
| a secondary account for me (I have a cable connection in
my home and
| business). Also, my interest is due mostly to the fact
that I will be out of
| town for a few weeks, but need to maintain email contact.
I will be in a
| remote area in Colorado where any provider is unlikely to
have a local
| number, thus the need for an 800 number. If they could
provide an 800 number
| and if I wasn't bound to a time commitment contract, I
could consider
| Earthlink.
|
| Thanks again,
|
| Kline
|
|

 

[Steve N.]

Thanks for responding, Steve. $21.95 is somewhat steep, since this would be
a secondary account for me (I have a cable connection in my home and
business). Also, my interest is due mostly to the fact that I will be out of
town for a few weeks, but need to maintain email contact. I will be in a
remote area in Colorado where any provider is unlikely to have a local
number, thus the need for an 800 number. If they could provide an 800 number
and if I wasn't bound to a time commitment contract, I could consider
Earthlink.

Thanks again,

Kline

Understood.

Steve