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From: Cliff Addy <fbsdlist@revelstone.jvm.com>
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Subject: Digex?  Was: UUNET vs Netcom 
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Thanks for all the feedback on UUNET and Netcom (and Sprint and MCI and ...). 
Several people wrote and suggested Digex.  Of all the providers, they seemed
the most attractive, especially the $0 installation fee.  Does anyone else
use Digex and have any experiences to relate?