1997-06-11 - Re: [Noise, California only] Good deal on ISDN access

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Date: Wed, 11 Jun 1997 12:09:06 +0800
To: cypherpunks@cyberpass.net
Subject: Re: [Noise, California only] Good deal on ISDN access
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Lucky Green sez:

> Given that a good number of people on this list live in CA, this might be
> of interest to you. It certainly was to me. PacBell is selling flat rate 2B
> ISDN Internet access at $50/month. Plus the regular home ISDN fees, but
> this is still much cheaper than what I paid before. You might want to think
> hard before you buy at new 56k modem that in all likelihood won't be able
> to give you 56k anyway. And no analog modem will ever give you 128kbps.

But don't they still charge you a penny a minute?  That adds up fast, and
would probably cost you more than your $50 internet access fees.  Plus the
cost of ISDN service...  All told, you're looking at $150 or so per month.

When for $150 you can get a brand spanking new 56K modem, and pay $20-30 a
month.  Not as fast, but a much better price/performance ratio.






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