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In article <32d71c35.20077319@news.albany.net>, danno@chsw.com (Daniel
Norton) writes:

>
>They know their marketing.  They'll be able to check the checkbox that
reads
>"We Have E-mail" just like AOL.  But I just found out that AOL E-mail
>typically takes several hours to get out of their system into the
Internet.
>
>Since I maintain a couple of E-mail lists I really appreciate the several
>second worldwide turnaround that AlbanyNet gives me.  I simply couldn't
do my
>work with AOL.

I'm (obviously) an AOL user.  While I have complaints about the service
currently due to heavy traffic preventing access, I'm willing to give them
a month or two to deal with the problem.  As for the e-mailer, I find that
when I send a message to one of several list servers I subscribe to, I
receive the message back within minutes, not hours as Mr. Norton reports. 
Occassionally, a message lags.  But usually it goes within minutes --
sometimes seconds.

Bill Nechamen
Schenectady, NY

A person who designs something to be completely foolproof underestimates
the ingenuity of complete fools.