RE: UKNM: BT goes free

[Leslie Bunder]

well after BT Click when they endured the wrath of ISPA and others, I

really surpised that BT is going to do this.  There again, they may have

thought, what the hell and argue it later with Oftel.


The report mentioned aiming it at business customers first, so it might

not be a consumer service.


So can we assume that Click will be buried?  BTW: Are there any stats

around regarding sign up rates for Click and its various cousins.


Leslie

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> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Sam Michel [SMTP:samchinwag [dot] com]

> Sent:	03 February 1999 17:08

>

To: uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

> Subject:	UKNM: BT goes free

> 

> Afternoon all...

> 

> I'm surprised no-one has posted this to the list yet:

> 

> BT set to launch free net access

> BT is launching a free internet access service to take on high street

> retailers. The move comes as Dixons, which launched its Freeserve four

> months

> ago, announced that it now has more than one million users. 

> 

> http://www.marketing.haynet.com

> 

> Toodle Pip

> 

> Sam

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