for 45 days.  
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 