BlueLight.com

Pros: Free, CD available at K-Mart
Cons: Slow, sometimes hard to connect, annoying bar, program flaws, "Yahoo!"

I can no longer stand to use the free ISP "BlueLight". I cannot take the stress, the anger, and the frustration. I want nothing to do with this ISP any more, because it is just not worth it. It doesn't even fall into my "backup ISP" category any more....

Pros: Free, and it works!
Cons: Nada

BlueLight.com

For those of you who have been following my occasional computer reviews, you will remember I have previously tried and reported on two free Internet service providers, Juno and Worldspy. For those of you who haven’t been...

Pros: Free
Cons: Doesn't work

I don't use a dial-up connection at home for the most part, since I have a cable modem. Recently though I bought a laptop, and for that I do need a dialup connection. I have AOL and use that via a TCP/IP connection, but there are additional charges...

Pros: Pretty fast, not a resource hog
Cons: Occasional disconnects and some weird side effects

My regular internet connection is not especially speedy. Basically, I have a dial-up account to my Dad's DSL connection at my parents' house. The upside to this is that it's free; the downside is that at a maximum speed of 28.8k bps, it's slow.
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Pros: Free
Cons: Consumer of resources

Pros: Free - Yahoo powered
Cons: Ad bar and ads

This is only the beginning! Curious about BlueLight.com, and seeking another ISP to accompany AOL on my laptop, I headed over to Kmart. At the checkout I grabbed a copy of BlueLight.com’s free CD for installing their free ISP.

While I...

Pros: good speed and efficiency
Cons: now only 25 hours a month

When I was looking for a free ISP I was looking for a Great website, and an easy download. BlueLight, a subsidiary of Yahoo and Kmart, seemed to fit. However I couldn't find a access number that wasn't long distance to me. That didn't really matter TOO...

Pros: Free
Cons: Ad Bar, Personal Data, Major Restrictions

Pros: FREE!!! Not forced to click banner ads, no pop-ups
Cons: Messed up my computer!!!

Pros: It's another free ISP, so it decreases excess membership to other free ISP's.
Cons: More than just the usual ad banner and start page (which it has)... also has slow connection speed and crashes all the time!

Pros: Principle Sounds Great at First
Cons: Difficult to Install, and Messes Up My Internet Explorer Settings

When KMart announced that they were going to offer free Internet service through a service appropriately named Bluelight.com I eagerly awaited with anticipation. However, I have to say that I tired of waiting for a product that will refuse to...

Pros: Easy to configure, reliable service
Cons: My primary number was busy a lot -- but the secondary number always picked up

Over the last six months, I have relied on freewwweb.com as my internet service provider while I travel. Unfortunately, on my last business trip I found the freewwweb connection to be out of service. Since I am a total Internet junkie, there was no way I...

Pros: Runs smoothly, Free, not as obtrusive as some other free services
Cons: Only 12 hours free per month unless you buy from Bluelight

I have written a previous epinion (a somewhat embarrasing writing job-one of my first epinions doodlings) about Bluelight internet service, at a time when it’s hosting partner was Spinnaker Software. Now that Spinnaker has gone away, Bluelight has a new...

Pros: It hangs in.
Cons: Let you know.

Power user? That's too mild. I'm a certified, DOS-crash-alum, envelop-pushing ram-taxing, multi-tasking guy.

40 mb hard drives to 2K office T1s, memory is pushed to the max -- to the pleasing whir of machines in the very throes of...

Pros: faster dialup, affordable price
Cons: it's still dial-up

About 3.5 years ago when my wife and I found out we were getting charged over $20 per month for Compuserve dial-up Internet service, we knew we had to find something else that would work. We decided to try out the Kmart Internet service named ...