internet service

[mq1]

since aol doesnot have a version for 2000 yet and thats what I am stuck with,anyone know of a free one that works in 2000 that I can use untill aol comes out with a version.Thanks mike

[glc]

Freewwweb runs on a standard DUN connection with no proprietary dialer, no ad banner, and no required software. Just go to a working machine, go to www.freewwweb.com, click on "the free deal", then the 'quick download" instructions "for users who already have a web browser". This will give you the DUN settings, server names, etc. and a link to the signup page.

[WJWheels]

That link to freeweb will work a little better if you take the comma off the end..

[mq1]

Thanks so much for the help.mike

[Gintaras]

Address.com works with Win2000 too- i'm using sometimes. Haven't had problems yet.
But I need ISP with POP e-mail and Usenet.
It seams I'll have to pay again.

Freewwweb I guess works good in some areas. I'm thinking to get rid of Freewwweb- cannot access newsgroups anymore9settings unchanged), mail server gets f~~ked up sometimes, connection bad in evening times.
No tech support- no questions(e-mail) are answered.

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[glc]

Gintaras - the best of both worlds may be Surfree. It costs $14.95 a month but you may download an OPTIONAL ad banner, and they rebate you 20 cents an hour that you use it. You may open and close the ad banner at will. This means that if you can deal with an ad banner for 75 hours a month, you have free service. Surfree uses psi.net and Navipath dialups, 1 pop mail account and 4 more web mail accounts, usenet with 75000 groups, and personal web space. First 30 days is free. 24/7 tollfree tech support. If you sign up, use me as a referral please. (glcarey)

[Uncle Marv]

That Freewwweb link will send you straight over to Juno...

Freewwweb bit the dust like so many other free services...

[glc]

Go figure - it still worked when I posted it.

Worldshare is the only one left that I know of that has no ad banner and *should* work in a standard DUN.