RE: ISP When Traveling

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Of the 
dial up vendors I was very happy with ATT and still have it as back up to my 
cable. It has had very high rankings in terms of connection and 
speed.
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  owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On 
  Behalf Of WooglinSent: Friday, September 07, 2001 12:25 
  PMTo: Robert Putt; Kevin Olsen; Bob Sadur; Bob Pecorini; Al 
  Uhlmann; Ken Powley; Sumner Bryant; Peter Blacksberg; Bill Baker; Rick Giella; 
  @ Yahoo Quotes-Plus; List MetaStockSubject: ISP When 
  Traveling
  I am going to be traveling to the Midwest in 
  October and must have dial up internet access on the trip. I currently have 
  Verizon as my Dial up and DSL provider. Because of the DSL, I cannot simply 
  drop Verison for another provider.
   
  And, would you believe Verision (formerly Bell 
  Atlantic and GTE) does not allow eastern customers to access their 
  accounts in the Midwest or western states or visa versa. Most of their 
  technical and billing personnel were unaware of the problem and could not 
  solve it. Even Public Relations at their corporate HQ was not aware of the 
  problem.
   
  My request is simply this. Aside from AOL, what 
  nationwide provider would you recommend.
   
  Thanks for your help,
   
  Jim Barone