_DJP099@aol.com_ (mailto:DJP099@aol.com) writes: <<It seems certain that AOL will be offering some if not all their website free. While there seems to be some question here, I've seen it in newspapers and on CNBC the financial channel. They suggest that Time Warner will lose some income at first but that they expect AOL to gain with more penetration on the web and gain with more advertising revenue. Expect more adds. When will this occur and what's the smart thing for subscribers to do? I am wishing to know more, wanting to know more, ect. Dave in Fla>> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I just chatted with AOL Billing. You can go to Keyword "Billing" and click on the live chat and get answers The live chat encouraged people to go to Keyword "Change plan" and do their changing to "free" for cable users or the "$9.95" for unlimited dial up. Also, live chat also provided me with the answer that I have been very concerned about. That answer is that nothing changes with regard to personal web space. It remains 2 megs per each 7 screen names, whether one takes the free AOL with external broadband access or the 9.95/mo dial up. Woody