Re: [VAL] On Road Computer/E-Maill

["Tom" <thomm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Verizon has more access to the Internet if you use them for your cell phone 
provider than does AOL when using their 800 dial-up numbers to get your 
mail.  AOL charges $0.60 per minute using their 800 dial-up number but if 
you have Verizon for the cell phone with free nights and weekends and can 
wait until after 9 PM nightly or all weekend long they would be the way to 
go.

I am not at all happy as a cell phone customer when I can't get a signal - 
for days on end at times while on the road.  I've used Sprint for years but 
they are not as good as they used to be.  Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

Tom