According to sources, BT's new pay-as-you-go Internet service, Click, is to be launched on October 2nd.
This will be charged for through the users' phone bills, at a premium of a penny a minute on top of ordinary call charges. It is thought that Click is a major part of BT's plans to become the pre-eminent Internet provider in the country, especially in conjunction with the company's plans to give every person in the UK a free email address for the Millennium.
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