Freeinternet.com

Pros: free, convenient, adbar not a problem, unlimited hours
Cons: none!

Why did I ever pay for Internet service, anyway? Freei.net is just as good as using a service you pay for. I always connect the first time and in quicker time. There is a couple minutes' wait while the adbar loads, but they provide a cool video in this...

Pros: many phone numbers, good connection speeds, personalized start page
Cons: occasional busy signals, banner bar

I've had FreeI for a couple of months now and I am very happy with the service. A friend persuaded me to try it out, so I gave it a chance. Proceed to their home page at www.freeinternet.com and check them out.

The requirements to use FreeI...

Pros: Free
Cons: Unstable Connections

Providing The US with free internet has been taken on by a number of companies with one thing in mind, to make money by advertising either with an ad bar or by having you load up their homepage at startup.


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Pros: Free ISP and easy to set up.
Cons: Ad bar and no toll-free number for support.

The verdict is in. After over 4 years with AOL, I found that I had had enough. It was time to stop paying the $19.95 and even the $9.95 for the Bring Your Own Access (BYOA) service. When I originally searched for a better ISP, I came across...

Pros: It's free of course
Cons: bad dial up numbers, advertising bar

FreeInet-It’s good but there is one bug?

Most of us that surf the web have seen the recent increase in free Internet providers; there is AltaVista, NetZero, Juno and several others. Using the word FREE in advertising is nothing new but it...

Pros: No monetary cost
Cons: to many interruptions during surfing

Remember when your mother told you there's no such thing as a free lunch? Well, momma was right but to update that saying to give it a more 2K feel - let's just say there's no such thing as a "free" ISP.

Sure you don't...

Pros: It's Free. That's ALL.
Cons: Arrggghhh....too many to list.

If you're considering Freei.net, I sincerely hope you; 1.) Have a lot of patience, and 2.) Have a PC with a very fast processor and loads of video memory. The programming itself requires a pretty decent processor to run it, and the graphics...oh boy....

Pros: News, and reliability
Cons: Oh, read the article, you'll see...

I can't say that for every ISP. Not even for every Free ISP. That I'm saying it for Freeinternet.com surprises me. After all, it has some things that I dislike, that I'll lay out for you first.

That's Novel, first the Cons?
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Pros: Free
Cons: Connection, advertising presentation.

Being one of those emotionally unbalanced individuals who is never happy with what they have, I decided to go in search of a better ISP. Fortune frowned on me and about the same day I started my quest, I received an e-mail that Free-I Net was now...

Pros: Free
Cons: WWW access, Aim access, and Ad banner

Well, last night I down loaded Freeinternet from their website and I must say that I was disappointed. First, I did not like there advertising bar at the top of the screen. I didn't like having to open a new browser window every time I wanted to go...

Pros: *Free!*
Cons: Sometimes Slow Connection

I admit, when I hear the word *free*, I'm a little cautious. As the old saying goes..."Nothing is free". Well, that's true in about every situation. This is free of cost for me as long as I let advertisements from Freei.net flow onto my...

Pros: No $20 charge
Cons: Flashing ad banners

I used this service for 3 months and for the most part enjoyed it. Recently I noticed the speed of the service getting slower and slower. Then when I would try logging off, I would get that message saying that Freei had caused an invalid something or...

Pros: They HAD Usenet Newsgroups
Cons: It's all in the PAST TENSE now.

And now, sadly enough, FreeInternet, or Freei, has announced that it is going. There's been much speculation about what is causing some free internet providers to flourish, while others flounder. Free1 is one of the latest to go under, if you dial in to...

Pros: Free, free, free access to the internet, why worry about fees?
Cons: Put up with ad banners

This is an ISP with the intention and spirit of keeping the Internet experience free of charge. It has come to fight it off with giant ISPs such as Aol, Compuserve, At&t and many others. Freei.net is showing that the Internet must remain free. Why...

Pros: Consistently good connections, you don't have to click the adbar to stay on
Cons: You have to put up with an adbar, adbar is not as small as that of some other free ISPs.

The first thing you have to understand about all free ISPs: You are going to have to deal with ads. With that understanding, FreeI.net is the best free ISP that I have tried thus far. I've gotten decent connections every time I've dialed in, I've...