On 8/17/02 10:48 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>>I do understand better now. You, and others here, have made some good
>>points. IT really would be a pain to give up an address I have had for
>>years. And apparently, not everyone actually pays the market leading high
>>price of AOL. Several folks here even mentioned $4.95 a month. I never
>>heard of that before and I wouldn't have a clue as to how to get it today.
>
>You can't. It's a price available only to Charter Members (I was one, but
>I dropped AOL years ago) and it's for BYOA (Bring Your Own Access),
>meaning you connect via another ISP and then log onto AOL for something
>like 4 hours a month (I may be remembering that detail incorrectly). It's
>fine for people who do nothing but check email on AOL.
It's 3 hours/mo.
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