isp(internet service provider)?
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Cable broadband Internet service.\nIn large subscriber surveys, Cox receives the highest scores for performance, customer service and reliability among cable broadband ISPs. A cable modem is included for free if you install it yourself. Download speeds top out at 4.0Mbps compared to dial-up (50Kbps) and DSL (generally 1.5Mbps or 3.0Mbps). Subscribers to other Cox services can get a discount of $10 to $15 per month. Cox isn't available in all markets; in that case, Earthlink cable also gets high scores.\n•  Earthlink cable\n   (*est. $42 per month)\n\n>> Where to buy \nCable broadband ISP.\nEarthlink ties with Cox as the best cable ISP, and is the best choice if Cox isn't available in your area. Earthlink also gets high scores for overall customer satisfaction and reliability, though its technical support ratings have slipped in the last year. Earthlink includes a highly regarded spam filter, along with other security features. Speed is rated at 5.0Mbps, and a modem is free with self-installation. If neither Cox nor Earthlink is available in your area, Road Runner and Optimum Online cable services are close runners-up.\n•  SBC Yahoo DSL Pro\n   (*est. $22 for the first six months, $35 thereafter)\n\n>> Where to buy \nDSL Internet service.\nReviews say cable Internet service is faster than DSL, but DSL is usually less expensive. DSL is also available in several speed classes, so you can choose to sacrifice some speed for a lower monthly bill. Among DSL service providers, SBC Yahoo and Verizon get the highest ratings for reliability and overall customer satisfaction. Yahoo's standard DSL gets up to 3.0Mbps downstream -- comparable to most cable ISPs -- yet Yahoo DSL costs less. Availability depends upon your local phone-service provider, since DSL works through existing phone lines. (SBC will soon change its name to AT&T as it completes a merger with that company.)\n•  Verizon basic DSL\n   (*est. $15 per month, 768Kbps download speed)\n\n>> Where to buy \nBudget DSL.\nWhile most cable and DSL services reach download speeds of 3.0Mbps, Verizon's new budget DSL has a maximum downstream speed of just 768Kbps. While much slower than other broadband, basic Verizon DSL service is still 15 times faster than a dial-up connection. And because it is DSL, your connection to the Internet is always on and it doesn't tie up your phone line. While reviews say Verizon's basic DSL service is nowhere near as fast as other broadband, its low cost makes it a compelling alternative to a slower dial-up ISP like AOL or Earthlink dial-up, both of which are more expensive.\n•  Earthlink dial-up\n   (*est. $22 per month)\n\n>> Where to buy \nDial-up.\nEarthlink tops nearly every review we found for dial-up Internet service, and it's available just about everywhere. Reviews say Earthlink dial-up is easy to set up, has thousands of access numbers, and has a low call and Web-page failure rate. Its cost is average for an unlimited dial-up ISP, but if Verizon's basic DSL is available in your area, Verizon is faster and less expensive.\n•  NetZero or Juno dial-up\n   (Up to 10 hours of free usage per month)\n\n>> Where to buy \nFree Dial-up.\nIf your needs amount to occasionally checking your e-mail or a little Web surfing, NetZero and Juno (which are owned by the same parent company) offer a free dial-up Internet connection for up to ten hours each month. In exchange for a free ISP, you'll have to contend with permanent advertising on your computer screen. Once your ten hours are up, you'll be charged about $10 a month for ad-free access.
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you always have the option of switching isp..\n\nto fix your problem try firefox...
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You need to use a pppoe or pppoa client to be able to connect to your ISP over ADSL/cable using your username/password.\n\nI provided links for free pppoe clients, follow the instructions.
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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.
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do a google search for wireless ISP's in your area and ask your neighbors who provides the best service.
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Most ISPs provide a certain amount of free webspace. Check your account to find out. It may also provide some web authoring tools.
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If you don't mind paying a small monthly fee - most ISP's will offer broadband with unlimited downloads/hours.
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Kevingp12 \n"i think he means internet provider not internet browser."\n\nUnfortunately No.\n\nMost free ISP's have either changed to low cost service or gone out of business "IE Freeweb, Juno, Etc. \n\nNone of them were high speed only dialup service.
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You could open up IE-the browser and go to tool menu at the top. Then select Internet options and then go to the COnnection tab. In case you already have a connection set up, simply highlight that and go to properties. There at the bottom,click on Advanced and you get a place to type the ISP's telephone number. \n       In case you have NOT setup the Dial up connection, then contact your local ISP and get the settings and then from IE, going to Tool and Internet Options, Connections tab, you need to select Setup at the top right corner of the screen. You shall get a wizard and you need to foolow the instructions mentioned and choose the required fields and type the information given to you by your ISP. That should do it!!!
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You may need to configure your router with your ISP username, password, and IP address.  Check with your ISP and reference your router manual.
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Sounds like poor phone line quality.  Doesn't matter what ISP you use, if your phone line is crap, you won't get very good service.  Every think of DSL or Cable ISP?
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Could also be your ISP
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AOHell\n\nAOL sucks mate, get a decent ISP
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Get on Yahoo search and type ISP's New York and you will find a few hundreds of them to chose from!
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Yes!  Most Internet Service Providers include a Router.  This provides a DHCP Service (Provides IP addresses to computers requesting one) as well as a NAT Service (Network Address Translation - Provides a "mapping" of local computers IP address to Pubic IP address"\nBoth DSL and Cable use Digital Signals.  This allows both VOICE and DATA to use the Broadband at the same time.
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check out www.dslreports.com... you can search by zip code and they will rate all kinds of ISP's in your area.
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Need a bit more info? How are you accessing your email? What is the ISP? Is it a Yahoo email?