I think you guys need to dump AOL.

I agree completely, Paul. Although my kids will demand that we

keep

an AOL account, I'm looking

into a broadband connection for home. We've got DSL at the

office

now, but I'm still using AOL for

all my e-mail :-(

Jon

 Russell Kent wrote:

I think that AOL has a "bring your own access" mode.  That way your

kids

could still get to AOL over the

broadband connection.  It's cheaper, too.  At least it was when AOL

offered it to me a jillion years

ago.

Russell

David Leonard wrote:
Even better than the $10/mo. "Bring your own access" plan is the
$4.95/month plan which still allows unlimited access via aol anywhere to
your aol e-mail accounts and is still pretty cheap if you happen to be
on the road. The one nice thing I still really like about AOL is the
easy access from anywhere you go.  Most broadband companies don't
provide great modem access for when you are away from home.  Not to
mention easy, readily available access from any where in the US, but I
have instantly connected to aol in: Guam, Iwakuni Japan, Tokyo Japan,
Osan Korea, Misawa Japan, Singapore, Bahrain, Oman, Dubai, anywhere in
Europe, Bangkok, and  Korat Thailand.  In fact, the only places I have
ever not had a local AOL number were Diego Garcia and Chitagong
Bangladesh.

David Leonard
The Rotary Roster:
http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/rotaryroster/index.html

You do get around Dave :) Earthlink charged the hell out of me all
over Australia.

Paul Lamar
 
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