>Most broadband suppliers do not also provide dial-up service. Actually many DSL providers, if not most, will provide dial up for free, or an 800 number at a modest price.
Earthlink and AOL for example, both offer dial up for free. Many ISP's have a toll free number for when you are travelling, which typically costs $6.00 an hour. When you are looking for DSL or cable, just ask about dialup if you intend to travel. There are several broadband pages which will search your phone number (to get location) and tell you what options you have. Just search with google for words like "cable dsl comparison" If you are lucky, you have a lot to choose from, if unlucky, (if you live in podunk North Dakota) you won't have access to broadband. Most US areas have at least one choice, though. "Anyone who bombs the Pentagon has my vote" University of New Mexico Professor Richard Berthold Mark James SoftRAID, LLC mjames@ softraid.com ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
