In message , David E. Ross
writes:
On 10/10/2018 6:14 AM, Mayayana wrote [in part]:
"J. P. Gilliver (John)" wrote

I think that's what he's saying. It's confusing
because he was calling Sunset an ISP when it's
actually a web host.

I didn't actually write the above words, though it doesn't matter to
this discussion. (Counting ""s would show, but it's not obvious. [DER
didn't snip the "JPG wrote" line as he should have.])

Sunset.net is actually an ISP within its locale. When I first
subscribed to it, I could have had a dial-up Internet connection
directly through Sunset.net. However, I wanted a broad-band connection,
which was available through Time Warner Cable (now Spectrum) or AT&T.
Time Warner Cable offered a better deal (speed and cost) than AT&T, so
that is what I have.

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