The effectiveness of these objects helped create a user base of 25 million people and led to an infamous acquisition by Time Warner.  
Jan Brandt claimed that the first 200,000 of these things had an astonishingly high conversion rate of 10%.  In a post titled, "Yes, I Want Your Goddamn [These Objects]", Jason Scott of the Internet Archive also demands that you send similar items manufactured by Walnut Creek.  The answer to the Quora question "How much did it cost [to make all of these things]" was "about $35" per person according to the then-CEO who made these products, (*) Steve Case.  One of these objects advertising a "Platinum Premier Version" came with "1000 Hours Free!" for 45 days.  The effectiveness of these objects helped create a user base of 25 million people and led to an infamous acquisition by Time Warner.  For 10 points, name these objects that would allow you to install a dial-up internet service recently bought by Verizon
Jan Brandt claimed that the first 200,000 of these things had an astonishingly high conversion rate of 10%.  
AOL CDs [or AOL floppy disks or America Online installation discs] Â 