On Thursday 11 December 2003 03:48 pm, Mark Kirschner wrote:
>
> I have set up a few DSL connections on Qwest and Verizon in my area. You
> should be able to just plug in a configured DSL modem and go. As for the
> Hotmail web setup, around here (Seattle), it seems to depend on the
> package. You can get a package with Qwest as your ISP, in which case the
> Hotmail or MSN setup would not be necessary. However, Qwest is a partner
> with MSN, so if you're getting the cheapest DSL package from them, MSN
> would be your ISP.
>
> You can find other ISPs in Denver that don't require you to use a web
> mail service. For instance, Speakeasy.net has presence in Denver.
>
> Mark
Thanks for the input, Mark. My wife set up the phone/DSL deal with Qwest, and
didn't know the difference. Smart woman, but she doesn't really listen when
I babble about DSL and such <g>. I'll give Verizon a call and see what they
can do for me there. I'd prefer not to have to change my addresses and such,
in any case.
BTW, you're not the Mark Kirschner I knew at Fort Meade, MD?
Glenn
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