NetZero
NetZero was one of the first nationally available free ISP's, and they have since grown to be the second largest ISP in the US, right behind AOL. (review)

Juno
Juno began several years ago as one of the first free e-mail providers. They currently offer a free ISP, as well as a paid, premium ISP service. (review)

Bluelight
Bluelight is provided through a partnership between Yahoo and KMart. This service is especially good for regular Yahoo users, because your start page is your My Yahoo page, and while browsing Yahoo and partner websites, the advertising window disappears. (review)

American Express Online
American Express has put itself on the top of the free ISP game with American Express Online, its free ISP for cardholders. The service not only has very few ads, it also includes some extras most free ISP's don't provide. (Note: American Express Online is not currently accepting new registrations. A waiting list is available.) (review)

Winfire (FreeDSL)
Winfire, better known as FreeDSL, has begun offering a free dial-up Internet service, to be used while subscribers are away from home. (Note: Winfire is no longer accepting new registrations.)

Excite FreeLane
FreeLane was Excite's free ISP. The service ceased operations on March 1st, 2001.

Address.com
Address.com ceased operation when Spinway ended their service. Bluelight is a similar service that is still operating.

AltaVista FreeAccess
AltaVista FreeAccess closed on December 10th when their ISP partner 1stUp went out of business. They haven't announced any plans to start the service again at a later date.

MyPoints Connect
MyPoints Connect closed on December 10th when their ISP partner 1stUp went out of business. They haven't announced any plans to start the service again at a later date.

FreeInternet.com
FreeInternet.com (formerly FreeI.net) recently declared bankruptcy. The service has ceased operating, and current customers will be referred to NetZero.

iFreedom
iFreedom shut down their service in early September. Current users are being referred to NetZero.

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