Re: Mike Losing His Account
m.b.komor (mbk...@remarque.berkeley.edu) wrote: : I probably should have mentioned that Mike's local-call radius : encompasses the area immediately surrounding Hollywood, CA USA :) : Freenet (interesting system... :) ) is in Canada, and therefore : would *not* be a local call for Mike... : Caltech is a local call; Netcom would be local, but is not free.... : Isn't there *some* caltech sysadm -or friend of a local sysadm- who : would be willing to help, and give Mike a free local account? Try the Los Angeles Valley College BBS. Mail and news for free. (818) 985-7392. There must be 500 places to get free mail and news cheaply from an LA exchange. Get 'Computer Currents' or 'Micro Times' and have a ball. -- Paul McGoldrick | pre...@netcom.com | CI$ 70414,1675 Nothing to excess, 4435 Redondo Bch. Blvd. #249, Lawndale, CA 90260 save excess.
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