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In article <430hop$2vb@globe.indirect.com>,
Frank Reichenbacher  <swfbtucs@indirect.com> wrote:
>I've got to get some Internet service for an employee in Yuma. Is there 
>such a beast? A straight commercial Internet provider would be best, but, 
>at this point we'd take one of the "processed" services like AOL, etc., 
>would do.

According to the Arizona Providers List, http://www.aces.com/providers.html

NAME: PRIMENET
Cost:
-- Personal Shell - unlimited time, $20 startup fee.
- - - - Yuma : $20.95/month
-- Personal SLIP / PPP -- 150 hours free, unlimited shell-time, $30 
startup fee.
- - - Yuma : $25.95/month
More Information:
-- Phone: (800) 4 NET FUN
-- E-mail: info@primenet.com
-- Web: http://www.primenet.com 
Cities served : Tucson, Phoenix, Sierra Vista, Flagstaff, Prescott, Yuma. 
Many others throughout USA

I haven't seen any other providers listed in Yuma, but there may be one on
the California side of the river.  The military base sponsors the Yuma
City page.  In many cases, military bases will extend Internet/email
privilages to reservists in the neighborhood -- I don't know if this is a
courtesy or an official method of reaching them quickly and inexpensively. 
If your employee is a reservist, you could check this out, too. 

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Mari Stoddard          stoddard@aruba.ccit.arizona.edu
Arizona Health Sciences Library, University of Arizona
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