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Subject: Re: No Nodelist needed.
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Mike Powell wrote:
> 
> Originally to: Day Brown
> 
> > I live way out in the country, a local rural telephone system, (with
> > crummy isp service) and I dont need a node list cause there is no local
> > call to a bbs. It's cheaper for me to call out of state (ARK.). So- the
> > question is, is there a review of the USA national BBSes some place that
> > I can look at to see which would be most worth my long distance money?
> 
> 502-875-8938
thanx for the suggestion, but that's not a list. Or- do you mean the
list is at that BBS?