how can I renew my verizon DSL?
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If you mean renew your annual commitment to keep your price, then I believe you can renew at http://netservices.verizon.net.  Just log in, there should be some kind of option somewhere.  If that doesn't help, just call customer service at (800)567-6789, they can hook you up real quick-like. :)
275164
I have Yahoo Premium for free as an add-on to my Verizon DSL account. This probably would be the case for SBC/ATT DSL as well.
66407
verizon dsl is worth the money... i have it, it's way better than any kinda dail-up service.
441990
It depends on what your service plan entails. \n\nMost ISPs use DHCP for residential customers, which will give you a new IP periodically. Even this means some people can have the same IP address for months or years. Just try releasing you IP address, wait a few minutes. Your IP goes back into the pool of free IPs, until someone else get assigned your old IP. Then renew your IP and hopefully you get a new IP. You may need to repeat a few times. Cancelling your service won't do anything, this is how IPs are given at ISPs.  If you call them up, they probably tell you to do what I've just described.\n\nStatic IPs are more expensive, and are used by businesses for websites and other servers.  If you have one of these plans, but aren't using it for business, switch back to the consumer plan and save yourself some money.
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Go to start menu. Click run. In the box type cmd (or command if the system is old). A small black screen will open. Type "ipconfig /renew" this will renew the IP address.
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verizon Dsl is offering a special now for $14.95 per month\nhttp://www.verizon.net
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in the "run" box type cmd ..... when the command window opens ...type \nipconfig /release\nwhen it goes through it's little sequence you need to type\nipconfig /renew\nthis will renew your ip address\nGood Luck\n\nAn easier option might be to right click your wireless connection icon in your system tray and from that menu click "repair"
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There could be a number of issues:\n   - your ISP could be having DNS issues where they are unable to resolve a domain name back to its address\n   - a server could be down somewhere in your chain, like a piece of the Verizon site could be down
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BE CAREFULL\nbroadband ISP makes you have a 12 month contract and you cannot get out of it
773894
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...
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if you have dialup thats why, if you have cable/dsl/t-1 then try this, hit start, all programs, accessories, command prompt... then type this "ipconfig /release"\nthen type "ipconfig /renew" this renews your connection to the internet
30417
You pay for it online or buy new in the store! Online they send you a renewal code that you enter on your product in subscription area!\nGo below for more help!
767857
DSL should do the trick
943370
I clicked on your link and it took me to this link which is the renewal and/or upgrade site for AT&T Pro:\n\nhttps://swot.sbc.com/swot/DSLRenewalQual.do?DCMP=att_upgrade&DCMP=att_pro\n\nplrr
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If you want DSL then Verizon has a 768/128 plan for $14.95 a month but you need Verizon phone service to get it.\n\nFor dial-up, Net-Zero is $9.95 or less depending upon how long you sign-up for.
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depending on where you live you can get verizon DSL for 15 dollars.
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Routers and NICs have a habit of pulling the same IP address, even when you tell it to renew your IP.  One possible way to fix this would be to use the reset button on the router.  This button is often located in the back of the router and is typically a small button that you need a paperclip or like object to push in.  Hold in the button for at least 10 seconds, and your router should pull a different IP address.  It's possible though, that your ISP has set an IP address to be assigned to your router (it's assigned in a DHCP table by your router's physical address (MAC address)).  If this is the case, you need to contact your ISP and ask them to change it.  Although, they likely won't help if your current IP address isn't causing problems.