Just my 2 cents:
If you are looking at that kind of cost factor, why not just pipe in a DSL
line into somewhere and run a server there. The advantages are: unlimited
e-mail and you are only limited in disk space in occordance to your hard
drive.
again, my 2 cents...
Ron LeVine
PLC Support
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(13k AGA)
Never argue with a fool -- people might not be able to tell the difference.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 7:22 PM
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Subject: Re: Local ISP's?
Well so far it's looking like a mess, we've got
1. Us-Worst 1-888-879-1046 with two options for us and their world famous
customer service
20 mb of space 56K dial up and 5 e-mails @ 34.95 or
40 mb of space no dial up 5 e-mail? @ 49.95
( + 25$ Domain setup fee )
2. Nu-world 687-7200 The guy wouldn't stop hard selling me on an e-comm
package!
25 mb of space no dial up 10 e-mails @ 39.95 or
25 mb of space 56k dial up 10 e-mails @ 59.95?
3. Continet 747-8221 Very friendly and professional.
5 mb of space no dial up 5 e-mails @ 40.00 or
5 mb of space 56k dial up 5 e-mails @ 40.00
10 mb of space DSL (static IP) 10 e-mails @ 60.00
4. Clipper Net Ph#?
10 mb of space no dial up unlimited e-mails @ 29.95
10 mb of space 56k unlimited e-mails @ 49.95
All things being said it's between Nu-World and Continet for us. Nu-World
kinda seemed Slicker ( sleezyer ) and Continet seemed very friendly and
professional. Although both of these places cost more than the big ISP's
(Us-Worst) they seemed like the best of the lot. Let me know if you have
any
experience with them good or bad so we can make a good decision for placing
our
clients. Thanks and I hope this helps some one else out.
Nathan.
