I havwe dial up now but want DSL and cant afford $200-$700 to get hooked up.......anyone know a palce that will give me DSL for $100 or lower?If so I can pay $30 a month on it...TYVM
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You live on the moon?!\n\nI have my phone, long-dist & yahoo-DSL via ATT (was SBC till a few weeks ago). Install was $200 w/$100 rebate = $100. The rate has been under $30 for 3-years.
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The reason that I got the DSL was I got tired of getting "punted". I've always had the bill attached to my regular phone bill. They send you a DSL kit with a DSL modem, filters, and an Ethernet PCI card, if you need it. You are really going to wonder how you did it for so long without a DSL! I've had it for at least 4 years now. The service has been good, not stellar, but good. I don't care much for the tech service. Sometimes my service goes out. That's usually the fault of the local phone network.
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The amount of money you'll end up spending on your internet card is going to be roughly double of what it would be if you got connected with dsl or cable internet.  You don't have to get full fledged phone service to get dsl setup, you can go with the bare minimum and in some cases have it setup as a data only line, cable is the same way, you can get just the internet service.
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DSL is obtained through the phone company. It uses your existing phone line and you can talk on the phone and be on the internet at the same time. The quality of your DSL connection is dependent on how far your house is from the phone company's Central Office (CO). Usually they send you a kit in the mail to hook up the DSL yourself.\n\nCable comes in over your existing cable TV lines. It tends to be faster than the average home DSL connection but also can cost a little more. This obviously also allows you to be on the phone at the same time since you do not use a phone line. Cable internet speeds can be effected by how many users in your area use it but normally you will be very happy with the speed. The cable company will come out and install the hardware for you in most cases.\n\nBoth services require equipment which you will get when you order the service. Personally I use cable because I like the speed and I hate dealing with Verizon.\n\nBoth services run from around $30 to $45 per month.
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No dsl, no satellite.... what about cable? Cable's pretty affordable now, might want to check and see if it's available. Other that that, well... you can see what places in your area have free wifi hotspots that you could use. But that doesn't help you at home.
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Vonage is pretty cheap, but you need either DSL or Cable setup. Problem with DSL is that you need a phone landline for it, and vonage requires a high speed internet connection. So there are people who dont want a phone line after getting vonage, but you need it for DSL. I would get cable and then get vonage as my phone provider.\n\nI use the vonage plan where I pay $20 for unlimited calls, both local and long distance.
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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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Verizon DSL is offering a special at this time for $17.95 per month.\nI've had it for well over a year and it seems to be very good.
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PeoplePc is cheap $10.95/month.\n\nBut if you're trying to get a cheap internet, it has to be Dial-Up otherwise it's expensive like DSL, Wi-Fi or Cable, Satellite etc.\n\nBellSouth offers you Dial-Up Internet service for $4.95 per month IF you have a BellSouth CompleteChoice Plan and a BellSouth Unlimited Long Distance Plan both plans are $49.99(Plans) + $4.95(Dial-Up).\n\nOther option is Verizon, log on to www.verizon.com and you can get High Speed DSL, $14.95 - $17.99 Up to 768Kbps.\n\nAnother option is Earthlink DSL $12.95 (For the first 6 months) Very fast and cheap try it! It's  the best option.\n\nI hope that this answer was helpful to you.\nRegards!
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hmmm. well maximum is very ideal but if its like a dial up. better subscribe for a dial up service instead. at least, you are paying whats worth. hahaha....
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i find that it is very poor. If u were to get a knew Internet service then go get ATnT Yahoo DSL. It only cost about $10
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Ouch.  Time to hit Ebay, if your old modem only had USB on the LAN side....  Fortunately lots of people sell DSL modems for not too much.  Try to use the same brand as your old one, just get a model  that has Ethernet output (so if your old modem was a Westell, get another one)
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Time Warner Cable is a large conglomerate...a Corporate American icon. I sadly admit that we also subscribe to its services. Unfortunately, TWC knows it has services that people need and an almost god-like monopoly on services so it charges dearly for what it can provide for you. You ought to check out prices of various providers and how much a bundle of services would cost. Time Warner offers bundling of Internet, phone and cable at $129.00 in Texas but its prices may be higher elsewhere...perhaps it offers the same services that another company can offer for less money. Two good websites: www.billsaver.com and www.lowermybills.com may offer comparisons. Good luck.
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If you are in a small town, it's very doubtful if DSL is available at all and if so, you must have a land line (a home phone). Do you have cable? If so, see if you can get broadband from your cable supplier. I get my broadband from my cable supplier, and have never had a better connection. \n\nWhat internet connection are you using now if you don't have a phone line? If you have a phone line, you can get Yahoo DSL, or Verizon.
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Check http://dsl.metrot1.com\n\nIt will check for cable, dsl, and satellite.  It will allow you to compare plans side by side, see specials, and sign-up online.  You can even get a $50 mail-in rebate for signing up.
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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 AT&T yahoo dsl .... and pay less than $15 a month!