Doug:
      I ran into another called The Simpsons. What is interesting is the local
access phone numbers are the same for both "free isps" and they start asking
some very personal info on PAGE 2 & on but not on the first. Questions there
are innoccuous and few hesitate to answer. I wonder if they some spying as
well...

Regards
Harsha Godavari

Doug Simmons wrote:
>
> It looks like Juno is trying to take over the free ISP business.  When my
> World Spy announced that they had been purchased by Juno, I switched to
> Freewwweb which also was "banner-less".  Alas, within 2 weeks, I was
> notified by Freewwweb that they had been purchased by *Juno*!  Now I have
> switched to My-FreeNet.  It has a fairly slick dialup interface.  You can
> review it here:
> http://belo.1stup.com/download.php3
>
> Doug
>
> At 8/8/00 12:29 AM, Peter Shkabara wrote:
>
> >The one that had no banners was WorldSpy - a very nice free ISP, but sadly,
> >it is now departed to the deep space of Internet history! Interestingly,
> >WorldSpy transferred all of its subscribers to Juno.
> >
> >-----Original Message-----
> >A friend is using Juno, and hates all of the ads that take up so much real
> >estate.  I believe I read that there is a free email/web program that
> >doesn't have banner ads.
> >Thanks,
> >Rosanne
>
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