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AOL offers discount ISP peek | |
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| Time: 08:42 EST/13:42 GMT | News Source: News.com | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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America Online has launched a preview version of its upcoming Netscape discount Internet service, revealing a slimmed-down, no-frills service aimed at people who just want access. The Netscape Internet service will be available on a trial basis for $1 a month until March 2004, and then the price will change to an established rate of $9.95 a month. AOL in October detailed plans for a discount Internet service provider to test the consumer appetite for service that costs considerably less than its flagship product, which costs $23.90. The move highlights AOL's attempt to hold on to the many subscribers who are defecting from its service to speedier broadband providers and discount ISPs. AOL has lost hundreds of thousands of U.S. subscribers during the past few quarters and is expected to continue losing more, as households keep upgrading to broadband. | ||
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