🚀 go-pugleaf

    I can't see using an ISP that has to use a domain redirect that goes to
a FREE web host. If you have the servers to ensure that I will get efficient
service, why don't you have your own site hosted on it? Your 8m.com address
ends up at a signup site on spaceport.com . Incidentally, I have used
freeservers.com in the past as well (as you can tell by my return address).
I especially like the part where you put the contact link for reports of
abuse/spam - abuse@nadanet.8m.com . Anyone who complains to that address are
in reality, sending you a letter. The real abuse address would be
abuse@freeservers.com .
        One additional point, if you want to scam people, lose the return
address name: Ben Dover ? Come on....
    For those of you who are interested in the service this guy is trying to
scam you into using, you can check out http://go.freei.net/www/ . This is
the free internet service that he is offerring on his site. Only, if you use
this link, he doesn't get credit for you signing up under his member number.

CW



l Combs <acombs@uiuc.edu> wrote in message
news:7ugfap$pfv$1@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu...
> It's pretty obvious for ALL of us in this NG by now that you are just
> advertising your sevice. NOBODY is that agressive about a free service
that:
>
> 1) Doesn't give you money in return
> 2) Didn't have a real website a week ago
> 3) Doesn't even have a REAL domain
> 4) ISN'T EVEN FRIGGING OPERATIONAL!!
>
> Would you please stop posting an advertisement like this until it is up,
for
> real? I have a feeling this service is just a scam.
>
> nobody@nadanet.8m.com wrote in message
<380B972F.2D39994E@nadanet.8m.com>...
> >Yeah, but does FreeI.net have access within 1,500 local U.S. cities and
13
> >foreign countries?  I think not!  Why not sign up to NadaNet?  NadaNet is
> >fast and has no banner, unlike FreeI.net.
> >No more ad pop-ups.  No more slow connections.
> >No more busy signals.  Get the latest in fast,
> >free world wide internet access with NadaNet!
> >Previously, NadaNet only provided free 56k
> >access within 1,500 local U.S. cities and 13
> >foreign countries.  But now, NadaNet also
> >provides ISDN and DSL access!  So stop paying
> >monthly/annual fees!  Visit NadaNet today at
> >http://nadanet.n3.net
> >
> >NutWrench wrote:
> >
> >> FreeI.net went national a few days ago. They now have dialups in every
> >> state. :)
> >>                              -- Nut
> >
>
>