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To: Rick Faurot who wrote (3394)	8/29/1999 4:30:00 PM
From: Cash	Respond to of 18137

You'll find UUNET to be a good choice because they have a lot of pipes to many areas of the country, so you don't have to go through 5 "intersections" along the on-ramp just to get onto the "information highway" At times, I use 2 services: AT&T and UUNET. My main reason is because my quotes provider uses UUNET, so I dial-up to UUNET on my quotes system and my broker's server use AT&T, so I dial-up to AT&T on my order entry system. This way I get the most direct, least hops connection with the shortest ride on the internet in general for each connection. Now if I had xDSL or cable available, it might be a different story.