.Mac Personal Service
1. *Free 56K Dial-up Internet access (10 hours/month)
2. Web site hosting w/20MB of disk space
3. 1 Mac.com e-mail address w/15MB of space
4. HomePage web page builder for web publishing
5. 100MB of online storage with iDisk for storing and transferring files
6. Backup software for archiving your important files to iDisk, CD, or DVD
7. Virex- Industry leading virus protection software from McAfee
8. Web based address book, iCal calendar publishing, iSync
9. Full service and support
Price: $49.95 (1 year), $89.95 (2 years/10% off), $199.95 (5 years/20% off), $299.95 (10 years/40% off)
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.Mac Plus Service
1. *Free 56k dial-up Internet access (10 hours/month) OR **Your choice of Cable or DSL Internet access for an additional $29.95/month w/free modem (Unlimited access)
2. Web site hosting w/100MB of disk space and up to 5 homepages
3. Macromedia Dreamweaver "Online" web page builder and publisher
4. Up to 5 Mac.com e-mail addresses w/90MB of space
5. 500MB of online storage with iDisk for storing and transferring files w/up to 5 usernames and passwords
6. Backup software for archiving your important files to iDisk, CD, or DVD
7. Virex- Industry leading virus protection software w/Personal Firewall and Privacy Service from McAfee
8. Web based address book, iCal calendar publishing, iSync
9. Full service and support
Price: $99.95 (1 year), $179.95 (2 years/10% off), $299.95 (5 years/20% off), $599.95 (10 years/40% off)
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*Netzero and Juno offer 10 hours a month of FREE Internet access. Apple could offer to sign up .Mac subscribers with either NetZero or Juno.
**If Apple can strike a deal with local cable and telephone companies to bring them more customers through .Mac, then a $29.95 (or less) competitive rate could be possible, but it's not likely that all the cable/telephone companies would accept the offer.
This is just an idea (not for real), but what do you think? You think I should be Steve Jobs?

1. *Free 56K Dial-up Internet access (10 hours/month)
2. Web site hosting w/20MB of disk space
3. 1 Mac.com e-mail address w/15MB of space
4. HomePage web page builder for web publishing
5. 100MB of online storage with iDisk for storing and transferring files
6. Backup software for archiving your important files to iDisk, CD, or DVD
7. Virex- Industry leading virus protection software from McAfee
8. Web based address book, iCal calendar publishing, iSync
9. Full service and support
Price: $49.95 (1 year), $89.95 (2 years/10% off), $199.95 (5 years/20% off), $299.95 (10 years/40% off)
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.Mac Plus Service
1. *Free 56k dial-up Internet access (10 hours/month) OR **Your choice of Cable or DSL Internet access for an additional $29.95/month w/free modem (Unlimited access)
2. Web site hosting w/100MB of disk space and up to 5 homepages
3. Macromedia Dreamweaver "Online" web page builder and publisher
4. Up to 5 Mac.com e-mail addresses w/90MB of space
5. 500MB of online storage with iDisk for storing and transferring files w/up to 5 usernames and passwords
6. Backup software for archiving your important files to iDisk, CD, or DVD
7. Virex- Industry leading virus protection software w/Personal Firewall and Privacy Service from McAfee
8. Web based address book, iCal calendar publishing, iSync
9. Full service and support
Price: $99.95 (1 year), $179.95 (2 years/10% off), $299.95 (5 years/20% off), $599.95 (10 years/40% off)
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*Netzero and Juno offer 10 hours a month of FREE Internet access. Apple could offer to sign up .Mac subscribers with either NetZero or Juno.
**If Apple can strike a deal with local cable and telephone companies to bring them more customers through .Mac, then a $29.95 (or less) competitive rate could be possible, but it's not likely that all the cable/telephone companies would accept the offer.
This is just an idea (not for real), but what do you think? You think I should be Steve Jobs?