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[CBFalconer]

.... snip ...

Cable Internet only 560 per months.

Totally exorbitant. Almost anyone can get cable service for around
50 per month.

 

[David Wade]

Totally exorbitant. Almost anyone can get cable service for around
50 per month.

I pay only 21.50, is that OK or was cost declared as int.....

 

[CBFalconer]

I pay only 21.50, is that OK or was cost declared as int.....

At that rate I might become interested. Where is this, and from
whom? (and what currency

 

[David Wade]

At that rate I might become interested. Where is this, and from
whom? (and what currency

Sorry Chuck, thats pounds sterling, which I guess is no use to you

 

[Randy Howard]

At that rate I might become interested. Where is this, and from
whom? (and what currency

I'm paying 19.95 for 1.5/384 DSL, USD.

 

[CBFalconer]

CBFalconer wrote

I'm paying 19.95 for 1.5/384 DSL, USD.

I'd put this in email, except my ISP has fouled up and I can't send
email, although I can receive it. That foulup is why I'm using
teranews for now.

Who are you getting this from, and is it a complete charge (i.e. I
don't want to have to take some other service to get it).

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[¬a\\/b]

I'm paying 19.95 for 1.5/384 DSL, USD.

I pay >30 euro month for an ald analogical line but
it is enought for me

 

[santosh]

I'm paying 19.95 for 1.5/384 DSL, USD.

FWIW, I'm paying the equivalent of 10 $(US), but unfortunately, the
service doesn't include Usenet access.

 

[CBFalconer]

Randy Howard wrote:
.... snip ...

FWIW, I'm paying the equivalent of 10 $(US), but unfortunately,
the service doesn't include Usenet access.

Look into the following:

--
Some free news servers. I use teranews and gmane.
<http://www.teranews.com> (1 time charge) (free)
<http://news.aioe.org> (free)
<http://dotsrc.org> (free)
<http://www.x-privat.org/international.php> (free)
<http://motzarella.org/?language=en> (free)
<http://gmane.org/> (mail-lists via news) (free)
<http://www.newsfeeds.com/signup.htm> (pay)
<http://www.individual.net/ (low pay)

 

[santosh]

Look into the following:

Some free news servers. I use teranews and gmane.
<http://www.teranews.com> (1 time charge) (free)
<http://news.aioe.org> (free)
<http://dotsrc.org> (free)
<http://www.x-privat.org/international.php> (free)
<http://motzarella.org/?language=en> (free)
<http://gmane.org/> (mail-lists via news) (free)
<http://www.newsfeeds.com/signup.htm> (pay)
<http://www.individual.net/ (low pay)

Thanks, I would be using aioe or teranews, if not for the fact that
I've hated all the newsreaders I've tried so far, which include
Thunderbird, Knode, GNUS and Pan.

 

[Nelu]

Thanks, I would be using aioe or teranews, if not for the fact that
I've hated all the newsreaders I've tried so far, which include
Thunderbird, Knode, GNUS and Pan.

Try tin.

 

[osmium]

Try tin.

I assume the smiley indicates sarcasm and you that think Tin is no good. Is
there some reason to not simply say this with words?

 

[Nelu]

I assume the smiley indicates sarcasm and you that think Tin is no good. Is
there some reason to not simply say this with words?

You assume wrong. I have been using tin,and some of my posts were
from tin. The smiley was in relation to the clients the OP
enumerated: Thunderbird, Knode, GNUS and Pan which all use a
graphical interface (well, more or less, i.e. GNUS). I actually
like tin a lot but some circumstances force me to use something
else from time to time.

 

[santosh]

Try tin.

Thanks. I'll try that out, along with nn.

 

[Randy Howard]

I'd put this in email, except my ISP has fouled up and I can't send
email, although I can receive it. That foulup is why I'm using
teranews for now.

Who are you getting this from, and is it a complete charge (i.e. I
don't want to have to take some other service to get it).

A quick look at my headers should make the answer as to the provider
readily apparent. Since they are also my telephone provider, I can't
really answer what the rate might be if I didn't have them, but frankly
I've never heard of a DSL service that did not require basic phone
service as well.

BTW, I think we both will have to plonk each other if we keep up this
thread.

 

[Randy Howard]

Thanks. I'll try that out, along with nn.

Wow. nn brings back old memories.

For windows users, Supergravity (open source) is probably the state of
the art in full-featured newsreaders.

 

[Flash Gordon]

Randy Howard wrote, On 20/03/07 21:52:

I've never heard of a DSL service that did not require basic phone
service as well.

Well, neither my current nor my previous internet connection use a phone
line or cable connection. Both are over RF and I don't *have* a real
landline.