Free internet service providers for the Mac?

Lemon Bon Bon · 01-08-2003, 05:24 PM

I've got a teaching colleague who's just bought a 14 inch iBook for her daughter.

She's after a 'free' internet service provider for the Mac.

She resides in the United Kingdom (good ol' UK!)

If you can help in anyway, I'd really appreciate it.

Best wishes,

Lemon Bon Bon

EmAn · 01-08-2003, 05:28 PM

Haven't all of the Mac-compatible free ISPs been gone for a long time now?

burningwheel · 01-08-2003, 06:00 PM

[quote]Originally posted by EmAn:
<strong>Haven't all of the Mac-compatible free ISPs been gone for a long time now?</strong><hr></blockquote>

yeah i think so but she lives in the UK.

i just did a search on google, it looks like they're some, though i don't know if they support Mac

[ 01-08-2003: Message edited by: burningwheel ]</p>

Lemon Bon Bon · 01-08-2003, 06:10 PM

Cheers.

Did a Macworld search. Plenty for my friend to have a go at.

Thankyou for your time.

Best wishes,

Lemon Bon Bon

01-08-2003, 05:24 PM	#1
Lemon Bon Bon Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,303	Free internet service providers for the Mac? I've got a teaching colleague who's just bought a 14 inch iBook for her daughter. She's after a 'free' internet service provider for the Mac. She resides in the United Kingdom (good ol' UK!) If you can help in anyway, I'd really appreciate it. Best wishes, Lemon Bon Bon We do it because Steve Jobs is the supreme defender of the Macintosh faith, someone who led Apple back from the brink of extinction just four years ago. And we do it because his annual keynote is the closest thing the computing industry has to a rock 'n' roll happening. The security and well-being of the free world will not hinge on these product announcements, but by pure showmanship, we are made to care. We are made to feel history is being made here. Apple's notebooks have transcended the idea of Computer as Utility - even though they are indeed useful - and ascended to the plateau of Computer as Icon. And at that level, there is no competition.

01-08-2003, 06:10 PM	#4
Lemon Bon Bon Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,303	Cheers. Did a Macworld search. Plenty for my friend to have a go at. Thankyou for your time. Best wishes, Lemon Bon Bon We do it because Steve Jobs is the supreme defender of the Macintosh faith, someone who led Apple back from the brink of extinction just four years ago. And we do it because his annual keynote is the closest thing the computing industry has to a rock 'n' roll happening. The security and well-being of the free world will not hinge on these product announcements, but by pure showmanship, we are made to care. We are made to feel history is being made here. Apple's notebooks have transcended the idea of Computer as Utility - even though they are indeed useful - and ascended to the plateau of Computer as Icon. And at that level, there is no competition.

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01-08-2003, 05:28 PM	#2
EmAn Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: New City, NY/West Hartford, CT Posts: 7,192	Haven't all of the Mac-compatible free ISPs been gone for a long time now?

01-08-2003, 06:00 PM	#3
burningwheel Stand-up Philosopher Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: a higher state of grace in my mind Posts: 1,813	[quote]Originally posted by EmAn: <strong>Haven't all of the Mac-compatible free ISPs been gone for a long time now?</strong><hr></blockquote> yeah i think so but she lives in the UK. i just did a search on google, it looks like they're some, though i don't know if they support Mac [ 01-08-2003: Message edited by: burningwheel ]</p>

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