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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997 18:12:27 -0700
From: Sean Eric Fagan <sef@Kithrup.COM>
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Subject: San Jose ISP suggestions?
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Okay, it turns out I may need to get a new ISP soon.  This is annoying,
because what I have now mostly works, and is quite cheap for what it is
($255/month for a single-channel Centrex ISDN full-time connection).

Frame Relay, from what I can tell, would cost me at least $100 more,
possibly closer to $150-$200, and would be less performance.  (And, worse,
it would require new equipment -- I've got an Ascend Pipeline 50, it works
wonderfully.)

I don't think there's anyone in my area who offers Centrex ISDN, so I'm
probably screwed in that respect.  Which probably means a full-time modem
connection.  (Which also means buying other equipment, really...)

So... pointers, anyone?

Sean.