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In article <32e3dfbf.21347175@news.albany.net>, danno@chsw.com (Daniel
Norton) writes:

>It was received by AOL at 07:26 A.M. (from the msg I.D.).  It wasn't
>even time-stamped until when it was sent out 11:45 A.M.  Once there,
>AlbanyNet got it to me immediately.
>
>>I'm willing to give them a month or two to deal with the problem.
>
>And that's probably fine for many users.  It's important to know,
>however, that AOL does frequently delay E-mail for many hours and that
>there are other choices for those who want faster E-mail service.
>
>

Well, I'll begin keeping track.  Although, like many casual users, I check
my email a few times a day, and a slight lag is usually not an issue.  Of
course in aol network problems continue, I'm gone.

So, while I'm on the topic, could readers suggest local internet providers
which are no more expensive than $20 a month unlimited, which allow me to
sign on at home or at work, which have a local (Albany) access number,
which rarely slow down or return busy signals, and which allow different
members of my family to have different e-mail addresses under the same
account?

Bill Nechamen
Schenectady, NY

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