Bill Freeman wrote:

Paul,

What is this Juno ?  Sounds like a limited capablility e-mail.
Is is local?  Is it national?  If it is national, how can they stay
in business giving crummy service like this????

If it is "free"  how does that work?  I assume you have
to have a local access provider to the net, and the local
access provider normally gives you e-mail as a part of the
package.  What is it that I'm missing?

Bill

It's free and they have local phone numbers all over.
There is a lot of advertising on it. That is where they
make their money. You don't get access to the web with 
the basic service. I think they charge for that.
As I recall Juno 2  can get pictures but I think you have
to pay for that as well. One might as well just forget it
and get an unlimited ISP internet account for $20 a month.

Paul Lamar
 
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