When I was on the road fairly often I used Earthlink. They have a
massive number of local dialup access numbers all over the US (and
Europe) and I had no problems connecting to the local dialup whereever I
went. I downloaded their web site's full list of local access numbers
to my laptop harddrive for reference. Service is about 19-something
dollars a month.
For an additional charge you can get national 1-800 number access for
the few places that don't have a local Earthlink access number. I used
it on a few occasions when the local numbers seemed busy or overloaded.
Be aware that the Earthlink's 800 number service has a time-metered
additional fee and that some hotels charge extra to access some "local"
exchanges.
Ricardo A. Rodriguez P. wrote:
> Does anyone know about a nation wide dial up Linux ISP as low costing as
> possible? I am thinking about something like Netzero but that could
> provide dial up access to a Linux box.
>
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