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To: Purebull who wrote (20453)	2/9/1998 3:21:00 PM
From: Henk Kruisbrink	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 36349

Purebull, I'm already on cable modem (A2000, a USwest company in The Netherlands), they're using LANCity cablemodems. I pay Dfl 98,- per month, a one time fee of Dfl 100,- that will be refunded when I cancel. US$ 1,- => Dfl 2.0432 so I'am paying US$ 48,- a month. However you can have 10 Mb of datastorage, A2000 only give 5 Mb, and no permanent ip address (yet). But ADSL is about to come. I heard that the Dutch PTT is starting tests with Alcatel this spring, so I can choose. However I'am not interested in the cheapest provider, but in the provider who can give a good price/internet throughput. If the provider can gice me 64kbps sustained I'm happy, and prepaired to pay for it (as long as it is reasenable). You have no idea how good this cold english ALE tast (or maybe you do). HK