Paul Walker wrote:
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Gavin Smith wrote:
You obviously don't use the net as much as me! Before I got the 0800
number, my phone bills were massive! Now I can download things like
It's not permanent 0800 access, though, is it? ie 24/7?
If so, then I might consider
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 23:55:48 + Sun, 21 Nov 99 23:57:53 GMT, Gavin
Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not permanent 0800 access, though, is it? ie 24/7?
If so, then I might consider using AOL. If I can find a way to dial up using
Linux.
If it wasn't, I certainly wouldn't be using it
Gavin Smith wrote:
If it wasn't, I certainly wouldn't be using it ;) It is, 24/7, permanent
connection - but, as I said, it was a trial they were running, whilst
the trial proved unviable for them (i.e. I probably stayed connected day
and night pissing them off!), they decided not to
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Gavin Smith wrote:
You obviously don't use the net as much as me! Before I got the 0800
number, my phone bills were massive! Now I can download things like
It's not permanent 0800 access, though, is it? ie 24/7?
If so, then I might consider using AOL. If I can find a way
Martin Wilson wrote:
Like most people though I've had absolutely loads of AOL CDs sent to me. I've
literally had about 80 sent to me in the last 3 years. Actual AOL subscribers
have
to pay for the cost of these so no wonder its such a rip off.
I mean £30 a month is £360 for a year. The
Gavin Smith wrote:
Martin Wilson wrote:
Like most people though I've had absolutely loads of AOL CDs sent to me.
I've
literally had about 80 sent to me in the last 3 years. Actual AOL
subscribers have
to pay for the cost of these so no wonder its such a rip off.
I mean £30 a
