Do Any1 No how I can make a dsl modem or can u tell me what is the cheapest DSL service? that includes hs?
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My verizon/yahoo DSL is $14.95 a month and came with a modem
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I can't tell you that, you have to enter your telephone number in the link below.  I just got DSL 10 days ago and HATE IT!  It has not worked half the time.  I'll be going back to cable ASAP.
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DSL is through your phone company which will require that you have a phone line hooked up to the modem  If you don't want to pay for a phone in your house then depending on the company they can do it.  Most of the time they will require you to have a phone line make sure you put it to the most basic service there is. But the best way to go in my opionion is Cable modem if they offer it in your area.  if you live in Texas then you might be lucky and be in the area that they are testing out Internet through the powerlines.
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hello!\n\nwhat type of connection u want? is it the high speed service or cable or would it be broadband?\n-u can call ur local phone company and ask about their internet service and their features\n-try to ask if their's a lower rate aside 17.99
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if you are using SBC Yahoo DSL, it has 3 speeds, Express (up to 1.5M download, 312k upload) Pro (Guaranteed 1.5M down going up to 3M down, by 512k up) then Expert (guaranteed 3M download, up to 6M down and 608k upload).  they have different prices, but the cheapest is $12.99 a month.  Most users will never notice the difference between the speeds because the Internet doesn't usually take that much bandwidth yet.  I really like the Pro speed and i use a lot of bandwidth.  that is what i recommend.  I think you really have to be using the Internet a lot to justify the Export package.  seems like overkill to me.\n\nAs far as your phone line being busy, DSL does not tie up the line like a dial up plan works.  DSL is constantly on and runs along your telephone lines.  The DSL signal happens above the human hearing range (like where dogs can hear but we cant) and you put a filter on your telephone line to separate the DSL from your regular conversations so you can talk all you want while surfing the Internet at the same time.  \n\nI hope that answers your questions\nJx3
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Our church (can't get DSL, and too costly to bring cable to the curb) has Directway.  It's worked, but just very slow.  We also had to spend a lot of money on the equipment.  I know there is another company now offering satellite ISP.  The link will give you the pricing for equipment, installation, and monthly service fee:\n\nhttp://www.wildblue.com/forYourHome/index.jsp
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try verizon.  They have dsl for as low as $20
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first, consider using a wireless router with your dsl modem. then put a card or adapter in your laptop.\n\nThe issue with your laptop is software or settings... basically the same.\n\nif you are a total novice i suggest calling either your isp or your router's company to get setup instructions.\n\nyour laptop and modem and router need to recogize each other so they can "talk".\n\nyour HOME Network can have endless PC and/or Macs attached at the same time.... you just need to set up each one\n\napparently you either dont' have plug and play or you have a security backup.
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Depends on the kind you need.  for dial-up you can use virtually any major brand and get good results, USR, bestdata, etc.  For DSL your DSL provider usually supplies one (Westell is popular).  Remember, an external modem takes no power from the CPU so they are all good.
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DSL depends on two things. First does your local telco offer DSL service and how far are you from the central office. Both questions should be answerable by accessing the telco's website!
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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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Comcast doesn't offer DSL, they offer Cable Modem service.\n\nI have SBC DSL.\n\nGenerally DSL has lower prices but offers lower speeds than Cable internet.\n\nIf you are just doing web surfing, search, e-mail, streaming/downloading music, DSL is often "good enough".\n\nIf you are watching lots of videos amassing a huge audio library from subscription music services, it's nicer to have the higher speeds you can get with Cable internet.\n\nA site called dslreports.com offers reviews of different DSL and Cable providers.
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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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The provider offers different DSL plans with different speeds .. If it's all DSL and not dial-up and if you want to save money and can get by with the lower speeds, ask them if you can switch plans... they'll take care of it at the phone company, and you keep the modem.
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Get a faster modem (56k) or get cable or dsl.  All pretty cheap.
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My opinion on this would be Bellsouth DSL. However, this is only available in the SOUTH. As for other parts of the country, I have NO idea. But I have "Bellsouth DSL Lite."
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You seem to have skipped a step, defining your requirements. You can host a domain with a 486pc and a modem connected to an ISP but would you want to, unlikely! What is it you actually want to do? When you know that, then you can investigate the hardware and software required to accomplish the task.