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No such thing as a free lunch?? Well...
Gone are the days of having to pay for online access, but so too are most of the providers who had offered of totally free, unlimited access. If you're willing to deal with advertizing, though, you can still get acceptable service for FREE (provided there's a local dial-up access number for your locale). Additionally, some major corporations, such asAmerican Express(r) and AT&Thave stepped up to offer discounted access programs. In any case, having a "freebie" available as a back-up ISP can be a real help, if your regular (paid) provider has a problem.
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