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At least in socal Pacific Bell territory, ISDN didn't have an unlimited tariff, so you'd be paying per minute when you were online, and a lot of ISPs charged mo
by toast0 1y ago
At least in socal Pacific Bell territory, ISDN didn't have an unlimited tariff, so you'd be paying per minute when you were online, and a lot of ISPs charged more for ISDN as well.
- dboreham 1y agoMy house only supported 24K modem speed due to loop length but I discovered they (Qwest) could provide basic rate ISDN. There was a tarrif that allowed unlimited long distance connections and so I dialed into UUNet in Virginia, permanently. Latency was excellent.