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Safe-Site was a subscription service provide by Oregon Scientific that launched in 1999 (Circa) The service was promoted as a safe introduction to the internet, providing e-mail, a newsgroup, greeting card trading, and a way for kids to post game scores on leaderboard. the service would also send subscribers educational facts and trivia. Safe-Site was exclusively for those who bought their educational computers, to the point that everything anyone knows about it comes from press releases and some promotional text in store catalogues.<br> The service costed {{Inflation|USD|15|1999}} a month and required the "Safe-Site" modem ({{Inflation|USD|50|1999}}) <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150527101343/https://www.nytimes.com/1999/03/11/technology/safer-web-playgrounds-are-aimed-at-kids-and-paying-parents.html Safer Web Playgrounds Are Aimed at Kids and Paying Parents <br>(Prices are at the end of the page)]</ref>
 
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