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Posted by Heather on December 17, 2005, 6:12 pm
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Thanks Larry.....I will keep this information and see how it goes. Spoke to
Bell re DSL this afternoon and they offered me 6 months at $25 for high
speed....then $45 thereafter. Now that I have the free news service, I can
access the 3 groups I follow, so I will take my time. Don't need binaries,
just text.
You got more snow than we did. And a neighbour's kid shovelled out our
driveway.....sweet thing!! Actually I have hired her due to Ron not being
able to do heavy stuff any more. Giggling to myself here.....I thought I
knew your name but it didn't click!! IP? Lol. I will drop you a line off
the groups.
Cheers....Heather (aka Figgs)
>
>>Hey all.....Rogers has decided (in its infinite stupidity) to cancel
>>Usenet
>>access, stating that it is passe and not many people use it. Idiots!!
> Hi Heather,
>
> Here is a post I made to ott.forsale.computing a couple of weeks ago
> on this topic. It may be helpful.
>
> <quote>
> Subject: Re: Rogers discontinued service
>
> I recently signed up for a block of usenet access access with
> http://usenet-news.net and it's outstanding. Cost me $6.25 ($5 USD)
> for a 10GB block, which does not expire until used. I've been using it
> to read/post in 4 newsgroups daily since 7-Nov-05 and have used 0.01GB
> so far so that $6.25 should last me years! And speed and access have
> been excellent. So, if you don't download binaries or videos, this is
> as cheap as dirt. For others, their rates look pretty cheap, but I
> have no idea how they compare with other providers.
>
>
> BTW, if you are going to switch providers, I can highly recommend
> Teksavvy. For $32.05/month including taxes, I get 3 mbps but no usenet
> news, hence the above.
> </quote>
>
> Happy shovelling! We got 27 cm today, I believe.
>
> Larry
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