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Your support makes all the difference.OK, SO everyone's offering free Internet access nowadays. But there is only one access provider which does so while providing financial information at the same time. The service provider, set up earlier this year, is Investors Financial Network, or InFinNet.
Even more distinctive is the way InFinNet uses other computer tools, such as CD-roms, to deliver even more information. The logic behind this move is that most computer users do not have equipment powerful enough to handle quality videos from the Internet.
InFinNet's latest offering is a CD of video-based interviews with London stockbrokers on investment-related topics. To sign up, contact www.infinnet.co.uk, or you can obtain the CD free with a copy of April's What Investment magazine and sign up from that.
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