> > Gri"I like my ISP"shny
> Really? What ISP do you have?

We currently have a dial-up account with a
local service provider called CoreComm.
When we first signed up, the company was
called ERiNet and they were based in my
home town and only offered internet service in
Ohio. They were perfect for us; we had just
moved to a new town that didn't have a local
access number for Prodigy, which I had been
with for three years. ERiNet had lower rates, (if
you paid for the whole year in advance) and
had local access numbers all over the state,
including in our new town.

About a year and a half after we signed on,
ERiNet was purchased by Voyager.net. In
buying ERiNet, Voyager became a tri-state ISP
operating in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. They
let us keep our old email address, and their
rates actually dropped!

Voyager was acquired by CoreComm around
a year ago. CoreComm is full-service telcom
company; they offer local telephone service as
well as dialup internet and DSL, I believe. And
we still get to keep our erinet.com email
address. They did raise the rates back up on
us, though.

As far as I know, they still only offer internet
service in Ohio, Indiana & Michigan. So if you
want to switch ISPs, you'll have to move. :oP

Gri"the only thing that bugs me is that the tech
support number keeps changing"shny