On Sun, 6 Aug 2000 16:33:30 -0600, Matt Bahls wrote:
> As for how they make their money, I really don't know. As for why some areas
> have no numbers, the way I understand it is this: 1NOL stands for 1 Nation On
> Line and it is mainly targeted towards areas that are high in Hispanic
> populations since that is their primary target audience. In most instances, if
> the area doesn't have a very big Hispanic population, they probably will not
> have an access number.
In Virginia 1NOL does not have an access number located within the counties
of Frederick or Shenandoah, although there is a very high Hispanic population
consisting mainly of migrant farm workers. They work in the apple orchards,
the poultry farms, and the poultry processing and rendering plants. Very few
have computers. The internet will not reach many members of such an audience.
1NOL does have an access number in Richmond, but there appears to be a much
lower Hispanic population in that area than there is in the region of
Frederick and Shenandoah counties.
Regards,
Sam Heywood
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