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From: hah@omepd.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: National Amiga forums
Message-ID: <648@omepd>
Date: Thu, 7-May-87 20:57:42 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  7 20:57:42 1987
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In article <269@atlas.UUCP> spietrow@atlas.UUCP (Steve Pietrowicz) writes:
>Many people that are reading this probably also belong to some of the
>subscriber networks (PeopleLink, Genie, etc) that have Amiga related
>SIGs.  I was wondering, what do people look for when they subscribe to
>these?  I know cost is a factor, but obviously other factors are involved.
>(Some places charge something like $12.95/hr at 1200 baud, but people still 
>flock to them....other services, like PeopleLink charge about $4.95/hr at 
>1200 baud).
>
>S. R. Pietrowicz

Any thing over $3.00/hr at any baud rate is a total ripoff!  Also some of
these so called services try to copyright all articles posted to their
systems.

Some of the nets are allowing FREE uploading.... but they don't give you
a like amount of time for downloading!

Hans