Help with internet providers?
812846
Yes, it will as the settings, ip address, for two prividers will be different.
614199
Yes you might check into nextel or your cell phone provider.  Also a lot of the Direct tV USERS etc like my father has a satelitte dish and he gets internet from the dish.
54882
There are many internet service providers, in Oklahoma, try going to http://www.thelist.com/ and put in your zip code number..You can get dialup, dsl or cable..Good Luck..
90434
Get internet access at home.
333635
Call your ISP and ask them. This will vary depending on how your service provider hooks you up to the Internet so it's impossible to tell you for sure.
946796
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.
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.
864216
Not enough info. DSL? Verizon contract?
380743
Try a local ISP.  \nEG:  Your local cable company probably offers a broadband connection.
655117
Visit www.thelist.com and look for information about dial-up providers in that area.    If you have a provider, ASK THEM, switch.
1051224
There are a lot of broadband companies out there, but it really depends on what kind of service you can get out there. You should go to http://www.google.com and do some research on the broad band companies that might be able to service your area. Not all cable and DSL companies service all areas.\n\nThen once you pick the one that services your area, you need them to come in and equip your computer. They will install the ISP to your computer.\n\nOnce you get that settled, you can get a wireless router and a wireless PC card (for laptops or desktop if they dont have WIFI) and you can network all your computers to use the router.\n\nDo you have verizon wireless where you live? Go to http://www.verizonwireless.com and they have this PC card that you just slip into your laptop and you can get internet access wherever you go. They are not cheap though.
432644
Bellsouth Fastaccess DSL - I have them at home, and I work for their technical support. They are a great provider! :)
437747
Very few things you can do. First off, try to get DSL if you can. It's cheap enough these days. $12 per month through SBC/ATT.\n\nYou are pretty much limited to the  condition/quality of the phone lines in your house or area. You can get the lines in your house rewired, but that's no guarantee for success.\n\nYou can also see if your ISP has a web accelerator program. Generally this will run a few $ more per month and will increase the speed of your surfing to a limited degree. Downloads and uploads, however, will still remain the same. Slow.\n\nI would try the DSL route. If that's not available, you can also try Cable modem. This is generally more expensive than DSL (around $50 or so, depending on where you live).\n\nGood luck!
960841
check out www.dslreports.com... you can search by zip code and they will rate all kinds of ISP's in your area.
590984
http://www.ehow.com/how_13615_find-dsl-provider.html has some information on the subject that might help.
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I HIGHLY recommend Comcast.\n\nWe previously had DSL with SBC.  First, you should know that the SBC Customer Service reps are apparently chosen based on the fact that their IQ is less than 60.  Really, they were NEVER able to help us with any technical issues.  On top of that, we lost our connection due to their technical problems at least once a week.\n\nWhen we moved, we switched to Comcast (FYI, I have DTV for my tv signal, and we chose Comcast specifically for the high-speed connection).  Our connection is now faster AND more reliable.  In the year-and-a-half that we've had Comcast, we have lost the connection maybe three times.  Additionally, when you call them, the Customer Service reps not only listen to your problem, they are able to find a solution and give it to you with courtesy...We also find that when we do have to call, we spend less time on hold than we did with SBC (like 30 seconds compared to 20 minutes).  On top of all this, there have been a couple of occasions when we were late paying the bill...They called us a few days before the service was going to be terminated, and happily accepted the payment plan we suggested, and made it so that we wouldn't lose service.  They are truly a pleasure to deal with.
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If you are in a small town, it's very doubtful if DSL is available at all and if so, you must have a land line (a home phone). Do you have cable? If so, see if you can get broadband from your cable supplier. I get my broadband from my cable supplier, and have never had a better connection. \n\nWhat internet connection are you using now if you don't have a phone line? If you have a phone line, you can get Yahoo DSL, or Verizon.