I live in rural western pa. I have been using AOL since January but the price is WAY too much. $25.90 a month. I have\nneed dial up where I live nothing else is an economical option. I would like to know what other dial up are there that you could get in western pa for less than aol with unlimited hours or a lot. I appreciate all help thanks!
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netscape or netzero.  both are about 10 to 15 a month.  I think you can get netzero for like 7 through walmart.com.  Check it out.  It it is unlimited.  Good luck.
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Nope, you can get satellite Internet. I know someone who lives out in the sticks and got sick of dialup. They got hooked up with Wildblue satellite internet and it works pretty slick. Not quite as fast as you can get with DSL but a WHOLE lot better than dialup. Runs about $50 a month plus some equipment
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My wife and I both had DSL in our own respective homes (through two different telcos/ISPs) before marrying and living together.  We've found Comcast to be a better overall type of broadband experience, though there seems to be an upstream cap on FTP at around 38kbps.
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I currently live in Lexington and I must say, its an amazing place. We have great DSL and prices range here. Kentucky electricity isnt too expensive. You can store your furnature in a storage tube or case or something.. i know the have 'em here. You would absolutly love it here, its beautiful and kid-friendly, seeing that i have kids!
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I tried it out...but didn't stick with it.  There are a lot of services cropping up that will provide you with a local number, voicemail and non "ads" for their service for free.  AOL offers this service and there are many "smaller" brands trying to break into this space, too.
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No idea, sorry, but I can tell \nyou that AOL sucks.\nI had so many problems with them over the past 2 years that I phased out using them entirely.\nUse your internet explorer and Yahoo! for your home page and life on the internet will become much easier.\nGood Luck.
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I have a Comcast broadband connection that costs just under seventy bucks a month. My current connection speed is 3.84 Mbps. It has been as high as 4.40 Mbps. I feel that it is worth the extra cost.\nSee if Comcast is available in your area here...\nhttp://www.comcast.com/Localization/Localize.ashx?Referer=Home&LinkID=18&NoAuto=1
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DSL is not available at your location it appears.  However, you do qualify for high-speed cable which is faster than DSL most of the times anyways.  No one can tell you when DSL will be available.\n\nThe cable prices start at promotional prices of $29.95 per month for six months for speeds of 5 MBPS.  The site I used to qualify you also offers a $50 additional mail-in rebate.\n\nhttp://dsl.metrot1.com
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First, you should call your phone and cable company and ask them what it would take to get the service out to you; do you have neighbors that would like the service too?  If you get enough people asking, you can get them to roll out a line into your area, that is after all the way the make their money.  You do not sound like the local pofok, so you might consider meeting them half way, your dig a trench and run a fiber line from and center point of activity to a location that they have a fiber hut set up and then they set up a new fiber hut at point you started from.  They can set up your phone and DSL service from there and it probably will be better than it is now.  You could also inquire about FTTN fiber to the node.  That is AT&T’s newest product and if you can convince them to drop a line in your area you are in like flint.  They are going to be hitting that hard and heavy and the price is going to be cheap, Phone, TV and DSL service for about $80 and you will not get a better connection or quality of service anywhere, it is going to be sharp.\n\nIf the answer is no to all of that, Satellite is fine there will be a ten second lag between send and receive, but when you do start receiving it will be steady, not like the lines going a crossed the monitor or a slide show instead of a vid, like in the 90’s, it is a very good service and if all else fails, I highly recommend it.  It will be better than dial up by a long shot, that I assure you.\n\nA little side note about the meeting them halfway part, do not discount the good old boys if you happen to have money, but the people around you do not.  They may still want the service and whereas they may not be able to pay some one to run in the line for them, odds are they will just do it themselves if it means getting something they want.\n\n\nHope that helps,\n\nJohn B.
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Forget dial-up, you aren't going to get anything done.  Again this depends on your location so I will say you should go out and see what Cable internet providers are in your area.  Where I live we get Comcast high-speed 6Mbps and Comcast Cable together for about $95 per month, http://www.comcast.com/\n\nMy grandparents didn't want to pay that much so they got Verizon DSL 768kbps for $15 per month, http://www.verizon.com/ and it is fine for their needs, during regular browsing and most internet activities you don't notice the difference but downloads are slower.  If you are looking for value, basic DSL is probably the best.  If you are looking for speed check out Comcast or whatever cable provider happens to be in your area.
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I have WOW for cable & internet, and its great.  The most important thing:  Don't get Comcast!  They tried to screw me, renigged on their deals, & I have many friends who agree.  You can definitely get WOW internet for under 50, if its in your area.
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What exactly is your question? If you should renew your ISP service for 17.99/m ? I would say it's a good deal if you're talking about the 3Mbps plan from that famous company.
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i looked last summer,it was $60 a month !\nOuch !\nthat's sattelite prices with a crummy feed to boot !
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I tried it--the Verizon DSL, that is. Is that what you're talking about?\n\nWhen it worked, the DSL was great. I didn't notice any significant changes from my previous broadband service. However, after a few days, something happened between my computer and the DSL software. I wasn't able to download anything and my computer's performance slowed to something less than a crawl.\n\nI'm not Geek Squad material but I do know my way around a computer system. After running all the diagnostics and disk/system cleanup stuff I had at my disposal, I called Verizon's tech support.\n\nTwo weeks and wh oknows how many phone calls later, they determined there were too many processes running on my computer and I'd need to call in a private tech to fix things.\n\nProblem is, I had changed NOTHING on my computer other than adding the Verizon software. So just for kicks, I deleted it. And guess what. My computer was fixed. I re-connected the broadband line and lo, my internet access was lightning quick.\n\nSo, I got rid of DSL. I really wish it had worked for me because the price is tough to beat. Around here, Comcast has the monopoly on high-speed broadband access. Bleah.\n\nIf you decide to try DSL, I hope it works as well for you as it did for me at first (and that yours never DOES do anything weird like mine did, LOL.)
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A decent deal that has a reasonable price and with a company that provides dial up internet connections that you know are a reputable company for providing a dialup connection in your area. Although with the way things are going it may be worth while looking into getting a dsl connection ( depending on where you are and the prices ) of course. Just a thought.\n\nDSL will be a lot faster and you never get cut off and it doesnt interfere with any phone calls.
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I have seen it on tv advertize for $9,99 per month just last week.Why don;t you ask AOL.They are the people that could answer this question.I use the best one for speed Rogers high speed.
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Look at some of the DSL providers (phone companies) in your area and give them a call for some prices, I know verizon is like 14.95, or 17.95. it one of those. Cable is going to be more expensive and 60 dollars a month...