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"Crist J. Clark" wrote:

> Anyone have a suggestion for a local ISP in the Valley? I just want to
> call and connect, a maildrop is good but not necessary. No frills, low
> bills. If anyone can reassure me that using one of the big guys, AOL,
> ATT, etc., is not too painful (or the trick to make it painless), that
> would be just as good.
> 

I brought my Mindspring account along with me from Atlanta, quite
painless to use with FreeBSD and the help desk folks are even *nix
friendly.  There are a few FreeBSD faithful employed there.

BTW: I wouldn't even recommend AOL to Rev Don Kool :-)

Cheers,

Jerry Hicks
jhix@mindspring.com


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