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Ohio and Pennsylvania entrepreneurs who are customers of OhioEdison, The Illuminating Company, Toledo Edison or Penn Power canobtain a variety of discounted services and products through theFirstEnergy Advantage program.

Enrollment in the program, the first of its kind in the UnitedStates, is free for customers. Among the discounted products andservices available are business insurance, health benefits, fuel,overnight delivery, personal computers and office supplies.

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