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Re: What is "Best" Phoenix Net Provider?

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From: holloway
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 1995 00:00
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To the below message, I would also recommend AMUG (Arizona Macintosh Users
Group, 553-8966.

They charge $200 for one year which also includes 150 hrs/month and 90
min/day on their AMUG First Class BBS which is an excellent source of Mac
software with over a gigabyte on line. Good luck!

Tom Holloway
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In article <fisher-1009951142460001@s142.phxslip4.indirect.com>,
fisher@indirect.com (Ron Fisher) wrote:
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> A friend has asked me which is the "best" Phoenix net provider.  I use
> Internet Direct.  No real complaints so far.  Phone lines are busy
> sometimes.  Not too much down time.  I pay about $20 per month for a ppp
> account- including 150 hours free (extra hours nearly free).  About 5 meg
> storage (extra storaged very inexpensive, monthly).  I could have a web
> page if I'd just get around to it.  Moderately helpful tech support
> usually available.  As I remember hook-up was quick and reasonable.
> 
> He doesn't want a shell account.  Looking for "Mac friendly" people.
> 
> Do you have a another provider to recommend?
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From: holloway@amug.org
Subject: Re: What is "Best" Phoenix Net Provider?
Date: 1995/09/17
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