I sent this message two days ago. Some of the letters that were sent out seemed to have gotten cought in an electronic shreded. So...I will try again. Abridged From The Philadelphia Inquirer Feb.29,1996 AT&T offers customers free Internet access. AT&T Corp, yesterday began offering local telephone dial-up access to the Internet. It jump-started the new sevice with a free, one-year, limited trail for residential customers. The AT&T WorldNet Service, available to businesses since September, will be available to long-distance home customers throughregular phone lines. Under the trail offer, home users who enroll this year will get their first five hours a month of Internet use free for a year, with no minimum subscription fee. Unlimited access is available to all AT&T customers, including busineses, for a flat monthly rate of $19.95. The service includes directories and topical areas to help people find information, guided tours for newcomers, navigational aids for uders of all skill levels, and electronic mail. AT&T said it began taking orders yesterday for the service, which will be available March 14 to U.S. customers.The company said it will offer two plans for non-AT&T consumers with one priced at $4.95 a month for the first three hours of access and $2.50 for each additional hour, and a second unlimited service plan priced at $24.95 a month with no further hourly charges. See Ya...fredieboy Abridged From The Philadelphia Inquirer Feb.29,1996 AT&T offers customers free Internet access. AT&T Corp, yesterday began offering local telephone dial-up access to the Internet. It jump-started the new sevice with a free, one-year, limited trail for residential customers. The AT&T WorldNet Service, available to businesses since September, will be available to long-distance home customers throughregular phone lines. Under the trail offer, home users who enroll this year will get their first five hours a month of Internet use free for a year, with no minimum subscription fee. Unlimited access is available to all AT&T customers, including busineses, for a flat monthly rate of $19.95. The service includes directories and topical areas to help people find information, guided tours for newcomers, navigational aids for uders of all skill levels, and electronic mail. AT&T said it began taking orders yesterday for the service, which will be available March 14 to U.S. customers.The company said it will offer two plans for non-AT&T consumers with one priced at $4.95 a month for the first three hours of access and $2.50 for each additional hour, and a second unlimited service plan priced at $24.95 a month with no further hourly charges. See Ya...fredieboy
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