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"ArtDent" <par@noyd.invalidname> wrote in
news:13in14eavr8ps3b@corp.supernews.com: 
> 
> I did get everything working on my end, heh, but I don't think I have
> fully 'registered' with ATT/Yahoo since I can not get my email or sign
> in at their home page. I never did 'finish' installing their software
> so it never 'finalized' with them I think. I plan on calling them once
> I get home tonight to see if we can get their donkeys straightened
> out. :) As I was playing last night, their computer called me to tell
> me that it (the dsl) was activated.  Like, duh, no kidding. lol
> But, boy oh boy, what a difference.  I may have been slightly off with
> saying that I was now averaging a ping of 50, but it is almost always
> under 100, with most times showing 62 or 78, but regularly showing 46
> or 47 at times also.
> 

Hey, Art!

I too have ATT/Yahoo, and I never installed anything of theirs. I can still 
get my mail via pop or their web mail, and (boy, oh boy!) have a free 
geocities page. Maybe they just haven't activated everything for you yet.

I must say the only time I called them, the service was polite and 
effective.

Those nice low ping times will mean you will live a lot longer, too!

Best,
      Mark.

-- 
While I'll admit that anyone can make a mistake once, to go on making
the same lethal errors century after century seems to me nothing short
of deliberate.--V.