Re: Usenet service help

["Bob La Londe" <nospam@xxxxxxxxx>]

"Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I have it on my Qwest vdsl. What happens when you try to set it up?

Nothing happens.  I don't have any setup info for it.  I called them
yesterday (actually text chatted them) and they said I can't have it.


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> "Bob La Londe" <alarm_wizard@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> | Well, my last two ISPs have not included Usenet service.  Beamsnail
> | said they would set me up with a Supernews account as part of my
> | service, but never did over the course of two years.  An on-line
> | search shows Qwest offering Usenet in many areas, but when I contacted
> | them to see about setting it up on my high speed DSL account they said
> | I can't get it on my account.
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> | I just read a few (maybe a dozen) text groups like this one regularly,
> | and post a bit.
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> | Tera News seems like a good deal with unlimited posting and 50 meg of
> | downloads per day for a $3.95 setup fee that lasts for 10,000 days
> | (27+ years), but as you can see (if you look at the headers) I am
> | posting from Google groups.  That's because in the last 6 months 95%
> | of my posts (that have actually appeared) have taken as much as a week
> | to show up, and most don't ever show up.
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> | I'm looking for a decent inexpensive (text only is fine) low useage
> | Usenet news provider.  All I have seen so far cost as much as a dial
> | up ISP.  Suggestions?
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