Ilene Courland on 7/20/01 4:06 AM wrote:
> Any company that provides DSL service will also include about 20 hours of
> dial-up for when you're on the road. Read the fine print.
>
> Ilene
>
No, not any.
Telocity provides me with one hour free dial-up per month via a toll free
number. That's it. After that it's 10 cents per minute. Although they were
just recently bought out by Direct TV so perhaps the policy will change...
but I doubt it.
BTW, I read ALL fine print before signing anything. I can't imagine anyone
not reading it considering what just about every company is willing to do
with the info they glean from you. I don't even sign up for contests or free
stuff without checking the privacy notice and/or rules. It's probably what
has kept me from getting more than 1 or 2 spam emails a month between all 5
of my email accounts.
-makmac
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