What are my options besides DSL,CABLE and comments about Satellite Internet?
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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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I will recommend these two:\n1. www.onlinesoccertv.com\n2. www.satellitepcchannels.com
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Yes, you can get access to the internet via satellite through Hughesnet. Same company that brings you DirectTV. Pretty expensive though, just depends on your needs and your pocketbook. Thinking seriously about it myself. They are on the internet ( of course ) and appear to have service around the world.
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Satellite has some pricey up front costs but bandwidth can be similar to dsl. Before deciding check out cellular based broadband (often slow in rural areas), or microwave frequency internet providers such as BeamSpeed in Yuma AZ.
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faster internet connection ie. DSL\nmore RAM
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You need to check here:\n\nhttp://dsl.metrot1.com\n\nBased on your address and telephone number, it will instantly qualify you for all forms of High-Speed Internet Access.  This includes Cable, DSL, and Satellite.\n\nYou will be able to compare any available plans side by side, review pricing, and sign-up online.  Most people qualify for an additional $50 mail-in rebate when they sign up.
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It depends on your exact location.  Check http://dsl.metrot1.com\n\nIt will allow you to check for cable, satellite and DSL providers.  You'll be able to see specials, compare them side by side, and sign-up online.  You'll even be eligible for a $50 mail-in rebate if you signup online.
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You're pretty much limited to whatever cable companies provide service to your area.\n\nFor example: Time Warner Cable might have a great package deal, but if you're not in their area, you're out of luck.
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The church I attend has the Directway satellite connection.  At the beginning there were more problems with connection.  Though the connection seems to be pretty consistently up now, it is just seemingly slow.\n\nThere is another satellite ISP now called Wild Blue based out of Denver, and they provide service throughout most of US.  Their website has the information on equipment, installation, and monthly pricing.\n\nhttp://www.wildblue.com
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I would try calling AT&T first and ask them if it is available.  If not, try verizon.  If it is still a no go, call COX cable or time warner.\n\nLast resort..go with satellite broadband....available anywhere.
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Do you have cable TV? They can give you high speed access to the net. I have DSL through a phone line, dunno where you are so can't tell ya the prices!\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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If DSL is not available. See if your local cable provider has high speed internet available. If that does not work then you can investigate using cellular broadband but watch out as you may find that it is not that fast in your area, as broadband speeds are only available in major metro areas. Then there are Satellite based services which can be very pricey. WIFI always needs a broadband connection somewhere behind it unless you are just talking among a local network.
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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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START LIKE YOU SHOULD START EVERY SEARCH, GO TO GOOGLE SEARCH AND TYPE IN WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AND WORK BACK FROM THERE. ALSO IS YOU ALREADY KNOW COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE INTERNET, CABLE OR SATELITTE SERVICE, THEY USUALLY ALSO OFFER VOIP SERVICE. SOME PHONE COMPANIES THAT OFFER DSL SERVICE MIGHT ALSO OFFER VOIP.
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it could be possible to use an satellite internet service provider from anywhere on the globe without filtering.  though you would have to have a satellite dish installed to recieve the signals.\n\nthe filtering occurs at the ISP level so if you cant get to a different provider, you have little chance of defeating the filtering without HEAVY coding/hacking.
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Just get a good,reliable and inexpensive isp that doesn't require you to install their software to connect. Connection software along with accelerators will slow you down.
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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.