Access to the web is charged separately at 5FF per hour. Clearly these costs are too high and since 1998 OPT has been promising reductions on them. Cybercentres Cybercentres have sprung up recently. Many companies who just own a computer and a telephone line are offering public internet access. There are probably 200 or more but only about 10 of them have gained much of a public profile.
Web access is an add-on.
Subscribers have their own e-mail addresses. These service providers offer access to a large number of computers. The most developed web access providers offer direct access to the web and customers get a free web-based mail service. They pay between FF10-75 per hour. Access is the bottom end of that scale at night or on Sundays.