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I just received this E-Mail concerning a $.10 charge Per Minute for Internet users. At $.10/min. X 60 min. X 8 hr. X 5 days X 4 weeks= $240.00 a month. On top of regular charges. This type of Tax/Fee would decrease the amount of time some people could spend on the Net. Anyone who uses this forum and/or trades stocks via the Internet should be aware. It would also accomplish "Regulation" of "who" would be able to use this media of communication. Please write or E-Mail your Congressperson and also the people in the following letter.

This E-Mail was from the Stockman forum:

Subject: Phone Charge for Internet Use


Leroy,

There is a bill around that would allow local phone co's to charge by the
minute targeted right at internet users. Please pass this to your members.
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VERY IMPORTANT

Your local telephone company has filed a proposal with the FCC to impose
per minute charges for your internet service. (Suggestions say 10 cents per
minute) They contend that your usage has or will hinder the operation of
the telephone network.

Internet usage will greatly diminish if users were required to pay
additional per minute charges. The FCC has created an email box for your
comments, responses must be received by February 13, 1997. Send your
comments to isp@fcc.gov and tell them what you think.

Senator Kay Hutchison is a member of the Commerce Committee, which
oversees the FCC and telecommunications in general.

She can be e-mailed at: senator@hutchison.senate.gov

You can also send a FREE FAX to your representative in Washington
through the following web site:

igc.apc.org

( Phone numbers and e-mail listed as well )

Please forward this message on to anyone who cares about America's
transition into the Information Age.

Ken Weide
State Republican parties
fastlane.net
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Leroy,
If everyone in your group were to E*mail:
Senator Hutichon at:
senator@hutchison.senate.gov
and the FCC at:
isp@fcc.gov
Your bunch would FLOOD the mail boxes, and that exactly what we need! Please
PASS THE WORD, ASAP!!!!

JP

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Forwarded message:
From: speculator@popalex1.linknet.net (Michael P. Glorioso)
Date: 97-02-06 22:38:09 EST

friends,

I do not know if this is true. I just recevied it via email. If it is true
than I feel it my duty to tell this Senator what i think. You may use my
letter if you like as a templete. I have responded.

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Senator,

the internet needs a free an ungoverned tool in order for it to function and
develope into its full potential.

Please, vote against any line charges or use charges or anything that could
slow the growth of this new and exciting medium.

thank you

michael glorioso
speculator@linknet.net
mglorioso@linknet.net

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VERY IMPORTANT

Your local telephone company has filed a proposal with the FCC to impose
per
minute charges for your internet service. (Suggestions say 10 cents per
minute) They contend that your usage has or will hinder the operation of
the
telephone network.

Internet usage will greatly diminish if users were required to pay
additional per minute charges. The FCC has created an email box for your
comments, responses must be received by February 13, 1997. Send your
comments to isp@fcc.gov and tell them what you think.

Senator Kay Hutchison is a member of the Commerce Committee, which
oversees
the FCC and telecommunications in general.

She can be e-mailed at: senator@hutchison.senate.gov

You can also send a FREE FAX to your representative in Washington
through
the following web site:

igc.apc.org

( Phone numbers and e-mail listed as well )

Please forward this message on to anyone who cares about America's
transition into the Information Age.

Ken Weide
State Republican parties
fastlane.net

Michael P. Glorioso
91 Texas ave. Suite D
Alexandria, La. 71301
800-264-1228
318-445-4494

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