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Re: "free internet"

From: Buerkle, Jennifer (buerklej.fl.us)
Date: Sat Mar 18 2000 - 05:10:07 PST

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    I use Juno for free Internet. No spam, and they have a lot of local numbers.
    When I am connected to Juno, I can get into my Netscape but for some reason
    can't use Netscape mail. This might be my fault, in my preferences
    somewhere. I can receive it but not send it. No problem receiving in the
    Juno screen. And absolutely no spam at all.

    If you just need to pick up mail when away from your computer and don't need
    dial up access, I'd go with a Hotmail account. You'll get a lot of spam at
    that address, but you won't know it if you don't use it daily. You can set
    your Hotmail to get your pop mail from other servers.

    Jen

    Joseph Augusta wrote:

    > "Lawrence A. Parker" wrote:
    > > I assume you go to their web site 'freei.net' and
    > > see what they have to offer.
    > >
    >
    > That service forces you to download IE5.0 along with it--enite download
    > is about 80 megs!
    >
    > Try NetZero.com--I use it when the cable modem service is down--a big
    > advertising banner stays on the screen--but you can read mail and surf
    > the net without any problems.
    >
    > Best wishes,
    > Joseph
    >
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