AmigaZone Free CD For New Members

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Oct. 29, 1997

AmigaZone offers a free CD to all new members!

AmigaZone, the premiere online service for Amiga owners and lovers, will give you a FREE Compact Disc full of software when you join.

Sign up with our host, CalWeb Internet Services, say "AmigaZone Sent Me! when you do, and upon verification of your new membership, you'll get our welcome letter and a list of CD titles from which you can choose your free gift.

To join, just phone 1-800-509-9322 and say "AmigaZone Sent Me!" or visit http://www.calweb.com, CalWeb's page, and select the new user application link, then choose the "Tier 4" option, select "Amiga" as your operating system, and enter "AmigaZone Sent Me!" in the "other" box. (The $20 signup fee will be waived!)

Upon notification of your signup, the AmigaZone will ship you a free CD of your choice - choose from many CD titles by Graphic Detail and Fred Fish!

Offer good while supply lasts

AmigaZone has been online, serving the needs of Amiga owners since 1985.

Members can telnet into our text-style interface, or use our slick, fast Web interface, our members-only FTP site, and our POP3 email server to access over 40,000 Amiga files, (including thousands of files you won't find on Aminet or anywhere else!) 40,000 articles in Amiga Usenet newsgroups, Amiga Fidonet newsgroups, over a dozen popular Amiga mailing lists, participate in our live, nightly chats and join our Sunday chat where we give away even MORE free stuff every week!

$19.95 a month (billed to your credit card or invoiced in the mail) gets you unlimited 24/7 access to everything in the Zone, plus your own CalWeb shell account with 10 meg of storage (for your own personal Web site).

We also offer a totally free, two-week trial account (limited to 120 minutes of usage per day) to try us out. (The free CD gift applies only to new, paid signups, whether or not you use the two-week trial account first).

Visit our Web site, www.amigazone.com, for more info.

Harv Laser
AmigaZone Sysop

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