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Herman van den
Bergen
To: <A title=metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 2:59
PM
Subject: Re: ISP When Traveling
At 12:25 PM 9/7/01 -0400, you wrote: >>>>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<<<<I bought a block of time (150 hours for
about $65CAN) without time limit of use from a local ISP who offered a
"Roaming Service". The Roaming service provides me with tel numbers for local
ISPs just about anywhere around the world.This roaming service is
subscribed to many ISPs and I suggest you contact local providers and ask them
whether they offer a block of internet connect time without expiry date and
whether they have a roaming service plan.This 150 hours provides me
with an easy backup service without monthly fees as well.Good
luck!Herman
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