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| Subject: | Dial-up Internet access in France |
| Date: | Tuesday, March 02, 2004 |
| Name: | Genevieve |
| Message: |
My partner and I will be in France for three months, mostly in Paris, and we need to find an Internet service provider with good dial-up access numbers in France. I have heard that America Online's Paris access numbers are almost always busy.
I want to be able to download files to my laptop (with 56k modem) and exchange e-mailed Word documents with people. Can anyone recommend a good ISP? The Wanadoo.fr signup page is a little beyond me, too much techno-French that hasn't made it into dictionaries. Merci! Genevieve [email protected] |
Replies Posted 3.
| Name | Zonirik |
| Message |
With out a doubt Wanadoo owns the market here and I've been pretty happy with their service so far.
Regarding dial ups, I hear Noos is a good alternative. http://www.noos.com/prospect/index.php There's an abundant of cyber cafes in Paris if you're interested as well. Zonirik |
| Name | ari |
| Message | One thing I found is that alot of providers require a years contract. I have AOL and don't have any problems with them. |
| Name | Genevieve |
| Message | Thank you both. |
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