> DB> What is Juno?  I have no inet access.
 >    You are missing a lot, Day. It is free and the access is
 > free, the only
 > catch being that it has advertising to pay the cost.
 > Surprisingly, however,
 > the advertising doesn't become burdensome and unless you want
 > an item being
 > shown most of the time you don't even have to click cancel.
 > You really ought
 > to try it if you are close to a populated area with an access
 > number.
 > Otherwise the calls would be long distance.
I dont live in USA/Canada, however I've heard alot about Juno.
Is it true that they provide a freecall 1800 (Well 1800 prefix where I live), 
number for those who are out of the local calling area, provided they provide 
basic proof that they are not near any local access points.
From Shaun
shaunewing@usa.net
ImmortalNet Co-ordinator
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