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**Trousers** · 7th-November-2005, 01:03 PM

mr par you'll either need to find a local service provider for the connection else he'll be phone long distance to get on his ordinary dial in.

I use aol (i can hear the derisive comments already) but they are a global company - select ya country and connect and for me so far (as i pay aol way too much) when I have been in europe my calls have been free.

international phone line adapters - definitely should take those and if its not a major town i'd slip in a circuit breaker plug too in case of spikes on the mains.

Wouldn't a short wave radio and internet cafes be easier?

7th-November-2005, 01:03 PM	#2 (permalink)
Trousers Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 1,213 Status: No Status Rep Power: 3 Rep.: 679	Re: internet access abroad mr par you'll either need to find a local service provider for the connection else he'll be phone long distance to get on his ordinary dial in. I use aol (i can hear the derisive comments already) but they are a global company - select ya country and connect and for me so far (as i pay aol way too much) when I have been in europe my calls have been free. international phone line adapters - definitely should take those and if its not a major town i'd slip in a circuit breaker plug too in case of spikes on the mains. Wouldn't a short wave radio and internet cafes be easier? __________________ The night sky over the planet Krikkit is the least interesting sight in the entire Universe.