Are there any free dialup ISP's in Germany, where I don't need to register?

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Jerry

Allthough many German internet users got broadband today, a lot of providers still offer dialup services for modem.
A little current listing could be found at http://www.billiger-surfen.de/ (I hope, you can handle the German navigation).

I would propose the following one to you:
01937 400569
ID: flat2surf
password: internet
price: 0,001 EUR/min (no different time zones)

You should check it at http://www.flat2surf.de/ periodically. Could be changed without warning.

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Take a look at www.freenet.de
They are a big german internetprovider different tarifs including dial up called internet by call but be carefull which tarif you coose there are quite a lot some beeing very expensive.
Hope that helps

pinata

look here you get discount - lines if you select internet but you need a telefon at home.

http://www.teltarif.de/festnetz/tarifrechner.html

Greetings from Hamburg, Germany
Heinz

Alwin E

To answer your questions one-by-one:

- Yes, there are free dial-up numbers in Germany.
- Yes, you can plug in on a German phone outlet.
- No, and international plug won't work; the outlet has a different kind of socket. You will need a so called "NFN male adaptor", available at electronic stores in Germany and abroad.
- Unfortunately, the number of dial-up providers has decreased, as the modem and dial-up business doesn't provide great revenue anymore. Most of Germany has a DSL line or WLAN/WiFi in the meantime.
- You can find out at http://www.teltarif.de/internet/ which provider is the cheapest at the moment. Each provider has a special dial-in number at varying tariffs; there is no such thing as an ISP providing the same price as the local phone call tariff, as mostly, people have a flatrate for their phone, like I pay 45 euros for unlimited internet use and phone calls throughout Germany (except mobiles).
- Therefore, my suggestion is, if your laptop supports WLAN/WiFi, let it search for open WiFi spots and log in there, or when you stay overnight, ask your hosts if they got WLAN, and request a temporary password to log in. Would be no problem with me; but most people aren't that technically savvy.
- To be absolutely sure, create a temporary mail account like at Yahoo! and forward all your mails there while you're away, so you have access to them from any internet cafÃ© in the world. Make sure you only forward COPIES so nothing can get lost.

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