Who is the best dial up internet service provider?
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Hey, your picture is great, so tell the others if they don't like to shove it......you do your own thing as and when you want.\nBut now to your question, perhaps some advice would be who NOT to get and that has to be AOL, once they have their hooks into you, it is almost impossible for you to get out, only threatening them with my Attorney got them off of my back.\n3 Months Free trial..... 2 weeks before end - cancelled as just had cable installed - 2 HOURS on phone to rep telling them repeatedly I DO NOT WANT AOL.... Finally a cancellation reference number\n3 days later a letter from AOL THANKING me for CONTINUING my membership ...  geez..... so wrote back and warned them if they took so much as 1 penny out of the account I would sue for fraud and theft.\nAlso yes, Netscape is supposed to be good, reliable and have a good pedigree.
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Internet Service Provider? is that the answer that you wanted?
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For phone/internet check out:\nhttp://www.embarq.com/\n\nFor internet check out:\nhttp://www.cox.com   \n\nFor internet phone service check out:\nhttp://www.vonyage.com/\nhttp://www.skype.com/\n\nMake sure you look for "best deals" or "current offers."\nGood luck.
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We used them for years and they seemed to be a solid ISP provider.  No slower than any other Dial up, which is just plain slow, no matter how you cut it.  You can only go as fast as the phone line will allow.\n\nGood up time, and customer service, which is all you have for comparison with a dial-up (speed is all the same.)
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There are several.  Packet8 is good.  However, SunRocket is the cheapest if you sign up for a year of service and they give you a free phone system.  Vonage is overpriced.
44026
According to the JD Powers and Associates Internet Service Provider Study 2005\n\nThe TOP 3 broadband ISPs in US:\n1. COX 2.Verizon 3.Bellsouth\n\nTOP3 Dial-up ISPs:\n1. SBC Yahoo! \n2. AT & T \n3. EarthLink\n\n[i beleive at n t has been bought by sbc, so they have the first n second best service both[
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Sky Broadband are brilliant but one catch you must have Sky! Cheap and reliable!\n\nTiscali were good, fast, unlimited and cheap and good with call package, only downside is if something goes wrong they are in India and have poor English skills.  Some call centres in India are good, but they are poor. They told me to stick in wire the Post Box!!!\n\nTesco are quite good but I'm biased I work for them.  AVOID BT, NTL.  BT are expensive and poor.
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DSL will work but dial up wont. it might lag at times but you should be okay. hope this helps!
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Comcast has 6.0 and 8.0 internet srvcs is right now the fastest in the  market. No homeline required and no contracts either. Go to www.comcast.com/ my area and u will be able to see all the services we have in all areas all over the USA. We even offer phone services in some areas. Great services. And now they are even taking over other companies like Brighthouse networks and Adelphia in South and Central Florida.
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Bellsouth Fastaccess DSL - I have them at home, and I work for their technical support. They are a great provider! :)
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They're all pretty much the same, though AOL is junk IMHO.  I'd probably pick Earthlink out of the rest.  They are more expensive but you get what you pay for.  The others (aside from AOL) keep their price low by cramming far more connections onto a single back-haul connection to the internet.  This reduces performance which is already agonizingly slow for dial-up service anyway.\n\nFor broadband, I wouldn't choose any of them.  Go with the local cable company if it's available.  Very fast and very reliable.  Next, I'd go with DSL from the local telco if it's available.  DSL has very limited coverage because of its technical limitations but if you're within less than 3 wire miles of the telco's central office it's OK.  Another option is wireless.  It's availability is limited, usually to rural and semi-rural areas.  It can get funky in bad weather and the antennas are vulnerable to lightning strikes because they are often mounted on water towers or cell towers in order to get a decent coverage area for the provider.
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Cable is your best bet, DSL is next and dial up the very worst.
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talk to your internet provider
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if quality is the priority ...i prefer TATA INDICOM in dialup ...\nBSNL 500 SCHEME in  broadband ...\n\nif jus needed a simple account then bsnl netone is the best choice (it has no speed ,but u can connect anytime with u r telphone number as login name )
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8kbps.\nBut, seriously folks...DSL is a dedicated "always-on" connection while dial-up requires that your computer place a phone call and ties up the phone line.  Best bet is to get DSL and hope that your phone company moves a switch closer to your home soon...
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Depending on where you are in VT...  Northern area we have Adelphia Powerlink (high priced!!!!), Verizon DSL (not available in areas where you are more than 3 miles from a phone substation so very limited availability - my brother lives in So. Burlington and can't get DSL), and then dial-up.\n\nSouthern part of the state offers Verizon DSL, Adelphia, Dial-up and VT Tel DSL which seems affordable but isn't available up north so I only know what I've seen in ads.\n\nDial-up service is quite good in VT (at least around here), but for me Adephia is the best way to go because I work from home and am online the majority of the day so with phone time plus the internet service charge, Adelphia and dial-up are not that much different and I need the speed for my website.
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MTNL ( http://mumbai.mtnl.net.in/internetservices/adsl/triband.html )\n\nHathway ( http://www.hathway.com/ )\n\nIn2Cable ( http://www.in2cable.com/ )\n\nSify ( http://broadband.sify.com )\n\nPacenet ( http://www.pacenet-india.com/ )\n\nIqara ( http://www.iqara.net/ )