 Smoking rates are significantly higher among lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender LGBT populations compared to the general population. LGBT individuals may be at increased risk for experiencing psychosocial issues, e.g., negative moods, stress, alcoholdrug use, that have been associated with smoking treatment failure in other groups of smokers. Technology, such as the Internet and telephone, can be an effective method to reach a large number of smokers and may be particularly effective in reaching hidden populations. Thus, the study seeks to examine whether Internet-based counseling andor telephone counseling can improve quit rates for LGBT smokers. 