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   This is a list of Capital District (Albany, NY) internet access
   providers. They provide service in the 518 area code.  

   This information is also available on the World Wide Web
   http://www.rpi.edu/~sullis/capdist/inetaccess.html

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     * AlbanyNet 

        http://www.albany.net/
        518-432-1751 (modem) login as new
        or telnet to albany.net login as new
        Sales:
        sales@albany.net
        518-465-0873 (voice)
   
       
     * EMI Communications 

        http://www.emi.com/
        5015 Campuswood Drive
        Syracuse N.Y. 13057
        1-800-456-2001
        or e-mail info@emi.com for additional information
        
   
       
     * Global One 

      http://www.globalone.net/
      The Global One, Inc.
      1840 Western Avenue
      Albany, NY 12203
      Modem: 518-452-1234
      Help Line: 518-452-1465
      FAX: 518-452-1466
   
       
     * Logical.net 

        Logical.net
        Albany, NY
        518-452-9090 (voice)
        518-452-0505 (modem)
   
       
     * NetHeaven 

        http://www.netheaven.com/
        NetHeaven
        Ballston Spa, NY
        For more information:  info@netheaven.com or 518-885-1295
   
       
     * NYSERNET 

        http://www.nysernet.org
        gopher://gopher.nysernet.org
        Most people will probably be interested in their TRANSIT service.
        For more info, call 315-453-2912 or send email to
        info@nysernet.org
   
       
     * Wizvax 

        http://www.wizvax.net
        1508 Tibbits Ave.
        Troy, NY 12180
        For information, send email to info@wizvax.net
        518-271-0049 (modem) login as user new with password new.
        518-273-4325 (voice)
   
       
   
   
   A list of New York City Internet Access providers is available at
   http://www.panix.com/sea/providr.html 
   
   A more complete listing of Internet Access providers around the world
   is available at http://www.netusa.net/ISP/ 
   
   
   
   You might try this USENET newsgroup: alt.internet.access.wanted 
   
    
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