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Date:	Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:29:32 PST8
From:	"Larry Tawa" <laror2004@speakeasy.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Possible DSL Change

Jordan,

In <118561.11.08.20.16.03.2005@constellation.carrier>, on 03/16/2005
at 11:00 AM, "George M. Boyd" said:

>Consider Speakeasy.net Phone:
>>1-800-556-5829
>No objection to any operating system, one fixed IP. I think they are
>still offering an introductory one year discount.
>Also, ask Larry Tawa about their service.

See George is a satisfied customer of Speakeasy. Different Internet
providers offer different services - Speakeasy no restrictions: open ports
and you can run a server. Speakeasy filters automatically all emails with
viruses, IIRC. One can ask that all email be allowed through but you have
to call tech support and justify - again IIRC. Check dslreports.

Bottom line: dsl is WYSIWYG, IMO. Get a router - of course Linksys WRT54G
is *recommended*. See prior articles of the VOICE Newsletter for
instructions.

If you need help in setting up the dsl, I will be happy to drop by for a
House Call. You pay the same price as George did for my help.
*Preferred* instant coffee brand Nescafe - any hot black coffee will do; I
have fond memories of Nescafe during college, etc........ I always
thought Nescafe was invented in the 1940's during WWII. Just googling the
Nescafe website, apparently in the 1930's but see for yourself. OS/2
content - I feel confident that some OS/2 programmers drink Nescafe.

Regards.

Larry
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"Larry Tawa"
eComStation 1.2 - MR/2 ICE 2.67 #19553
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