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tomr · 10-10-2000, 04:02 PM

I'm thinking of dumping my longtime ISP and signing up for the Juno $8.95 / month plan to save a few bucks (and also get a slightly faster dial-up connection.) Does anyone know how good - or bad - Juno is to deal with? If their service proves unsatisfactory is it easy to terminate or do they keep on billing you long after you want to quit? Are there an excessive number of ads even with the paid service? Do they insert their own ad in every e-mail, as they do with the free version? Would I have to use a Juno branded browser or can I continue to use my own customized IE 5.01?

[Edited by tomr on 10-10-2000 at 07:20 PM]

10-10-2000, 04:02 PM	#1
tomr Member (8 bit) Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 133	I'm thinking of dumping my longtime ISP and signing up for the Juno $8.95 / month plan to save a few bucks (and also get a slightly faster dial-up connection.) Does anyone know how good - or bad - Juno is to deal with? If their service proves unsatisfactory is it easy to terminate or do they keep on billing you long after you want to quit? Are there an excessive number of ads even with the paid service? Do they insert their own ad in every e-mail, as they do with the free version? Would I have to use a Juno branded browser or can I continue to use my own customized IE 5.01? [Edited by tomr on 10-10-2000 at 07:20 PM]