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Big Dawg 23

join:2002-03-27
Northfield, MN		reply to Godfa7h3r
Re: Its in certain parts of Minnesota

I am in Northfield and as of last week it still was not available. They dropped my 10meg to 49.99 permanently and that 16 would be 59.99 which is what I was paying.
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