Help wanted from people on dial-up or <2meg broadband...?
469985
mp3,wma,wmv,mov file types will not work well on dialup. you have to download then to tyhe hard drive and that would take foreve on dialup. put a link to a page without these for dialup users or set the code up so they can start them if they want to. do not set it to autostart.\n\nyou should optomise your images to get the file size down to a resonable level. resize them down to 300x300 or less to get the file size down to.
72675
There are many areas of the company still not wired for broadband or DSL; that's unfortunately a function of the companies that are servicing your area.  If your community has cable TV, contact the provider(s) and find out when they will be offering it.  Same thing with your local phone company: call them and find out when DSL will be available.\n\nIt's happening..but it's definitely happening slowly.
995630
56K is pretty much it.   The only thing that might help, is a dial-up service that provides a built-in high-speed dial-up option.  \n\nI feel for you.
232762
talk to your internet provider
534192
Considering that the bandwidth costs me money, how much are you willing to pay?
527468
call tech support for your internet provider..
91988
If you're asking for a high speed ISP, I'm afraid you're out of luck. If you've got a WiFi card, you could try to get some free Internet from neighbors with an unsecured wireless access point (note: this may or may not be legal, if it is and you get caught, don't blame me). Otherwise, there is Netzero/Juno. They offer ad supported dialup for 10 hours a month for free. It might take some good eyes, but the link for a free account is buried somewhere in their site. If you don't mind a banner of ads taking up a fair amount of screen real estate while you're online and you don't plan on using it for more than 10 hours a month, this should be fine.
993710
If you are on dial up just hang up and call back\nIf you are on a dynamic cable connection unplug the cable modem for a couple of hours.\nIf you have high speed static you must contact your isp\nwww.foreverhost.us
227139
No, it will not work over dial up....too much latency. Must have broadband.
913550
Try t-mobile they do high speed broadband for laptops at £29 a month with 3GB.It is enough for most people.The downside is you can't use any kind of messenger(msn,yahoo or skype) for this price. If you opt for the £44 deal then you can use this service and you get 10GB allowance which is quite good.I live in a shared house and now all my flatmates have computers which creates a risk to my computer.I'm thinking of getting one as well this Christmas.
991129
A modem should do it...
1032518
Trying to fix the damn internet connection!\n\n(You already gave away the best answer, Man that's power!)
150162
I used to, but now, their service in our area has greatly improved.  Whenever I get an outage, I call them, ASAP.  I never wait.  One time, over a year ago, I had an internet outage, and was persistant in calling.  They didn't find out problem for a few days, until others in the area starting calling in which revealed that in wasn't something located in our home.  Hope you get the needed help fast.
1170976
Upgrading your connection speed will definitly help.  I went from a dial up connection to 1.5mb and my downloads are, on the average, about 12 minutes faster.
730935
come to georgia and buy Bellsouth 6 megabyte dsl for like 50 bucks :D lol thats what i do....also, i think you have spyware if it takes you quite a while to load the page...
921645
yes there is it's a cd called BT BROADBAND and you put it in your pc and you sign up for broadband... it's like magic. you can get the free software disks from shops everywhere..... GET WITH THE PROGRAM!! dial up is dead..... LONG LIVE BROADBAND and all who surf on it!!!
342607
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.