How much is high speed internet from Direct TV?
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its like 100 bucks a month cost a lot but is so fast. u just have to replace ur card on ur pc if i remember right
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Yes.\nHere are some options:\n\nCABLE  \nRequires professional installation of coaxial cable, cable boxes, splitters etc. \n\nPros - Fast download speeds, most cases wiring is already in place, less costly package deals available if purchased w/ phone and tv programming.\n\nCons - Slightly more expensive than DSL\n*Contact your local cable provider.\n\nSATELLITE\nRequires professional installation of a small dish w/ ability to send and receive signals. \n\nPros - Makes internet accessible to remote or rural areas where DSL or Cable access is not available.\n\nCons - Most costly of all options. Download speeds limited. Telephone line needed for initial setup in most cases.\n*Contact Dish Network, DirectTV or your local provider\n\nWIRELESS\nMany municipalities across the country provide or have plans to provide, free wireless access. Your town may fall into this category. Check with your city hall.\n\nHOTSPOTS\nFree - local restaurants, snack shops, bookstores and coffee houses. \n*While using a vendor's free "hotspot," be sure to make a purchase...it will keep you in their good graces and insure that you'll be welcome on your next visit. \n\nCommercial - Requires a subscriber fee or paid account. Some  offer "Pay As You Go" options similar to cellphone offerings.\n\nShared - Neighbor (within 150 ft.) with internet and  wireless router or AP. Offer to pay a small fee to share neighbor's broadband via his/her AP. Just make certain that you both "turn off disk sharing" services and that the arrangement does not violate any provider defined "terms of service."
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You need to check here:\n\nhttp://dsl.metrot1.com\n\nBased on your address and telephone number, it will instantly qualify you for all forms of High-Speed Internet Access.  This includes Cable, DSL, and Satellite.\n\nYou will be able to compare any available plans side by side, review pricing, and sign-up online.  Most people qualify for an additional $50 mail-in rebate when they sign up.
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Don't know about directv but Dish network has one.
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Broadband is fast internet.\nDSL is considered fast internet.\n\n I have Roadrunner (in Houston) and we get up to 4.0mbps for $45/mo
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The above answers are correct.  A long time (15 to 20 minutes is a long time in internet land).  Maybe you should consider DSL for $15 per month, http://www.verizon.com/
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You can't. It would be like trying to make a phone call when someone else is already using the phone. High-speed internet has really come down in price in the last few months, since you don't have needs beyond dial-up speeds, check into the lower tiers of high speed DSL or Cable internet, I've been seeing prices as low as 19.99 a month, as inexpenive as dial-up used to be. Once you get high-speed internet you'll never look back.
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i honestly dont know but i can tell you that cable high speed internet is much better than dial up and dsl put together
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Forget dial-up, you aren't going to get anything done.  Again this depends on your location so I will say you should go out and see what Cable internet providers are in your area.  Where I live we get Comcast high-speed 6Mbps and Comcast Cable together for about $95 per month, http://www.comcast.com/\n\nMy grandparents didn't want to pay that much so they got Verizon DSL 768kbps for $15 per month, http://www.verizon.com/ and it is fine for their needs, during regular browsing and most internet activities you don't notice the difference but downloads are slower.  If you are looking for value, basic DSL is probably the best.  If you are looking for speed check out Comcast or whatever cable provider happens to be in your area.
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Cable Internet is around $40 here but often they will make you promotional offers for cheaper so I would reccommend you calling your local cable company and asking. Once you go cable you won't go back to dial up because its so much better and worth the extra money.
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$13-$15 per month plus the cost of the game itself.\n\nYou need to have dsl, cable or faster
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Well I am in Kentucky and i have high speed Internet and cable and all combined with INSIGHT. I don't know if you have that in your area but check it out.
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Cable, Wireless if there's a company in your area, or satellite Dish.  \n\nDirecway is the most popular right now, it's not part of Directv, but it's owned by the same company.  It uses a larger dish than the TV and has a microwave transmitter so it needs to be out of reach of people.  Not dangerous but it has the potential to be.  It uses an adapter (modem) that connects to your computer via ethernet cable so you need an ethernet card, and windows 98 or above supports it.  There is no longer any software involved so nothing is done to your computer except maybe get rid of old software from DSL or cable that sometimes won't allow it, and disabling the firewall for  the computer to pick it up.\n\nThere's also a company called "wild blue".  They are new but seem to have a very good product.  Roughly the same idea as direcway.\n\nDirecway can be roof mounted, wall mounted only if the dish can be up high enough and facing the satellite in space (there are several), and pole mounted by a professional installer only due to the safety concerns.
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I have seen it on tv advertize for $9,99 per month just last week.Why don;t you ask AOL.They are the people that could answer this question.I use the best one for speed Rogers high speed.
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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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500 free digital cable channels and high speed internet
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Probably never.  DirecPC simply never took off as a cost-effective way to provide high-speed internet to the masses.\n\nWhen DirecPC came out in 1996, it was the fastest thing out there.  But since then, low-cost DSL and Cable has become the norm.  And because they are not subjest to weather they are a better solution for most people.\n\nAlso, expect a celular based system to replace the older sattelite systems.  Now that both speed and range are getting better, this will be the solution that most will move to in the comming years.