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I was wondering.. unfortunently.. im stuck with AOL.. however at least it is broadband..
(i cannot go back to 56K...)
(i cannot go back to 56K...)
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We use Time Waner Cable.
However, if I had the choice, I would use someone with Fiber Optic service....100 MBPS...mmmmmmmm -
I have Comcast. It's not too bad though. I just need a better computer to make it work to its maximum potential!She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes.....
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We have Charter. Their not bad.
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I've had Earthlink since I first got internet access 6 or so years ago. I guess I'm to lazy to change to anything else, but I've never had any problems with it in all these years. I also am to lazy to change email addys. I've grown attached to it since I've had the same one as long as I've had access.Last edited by penguinsoda; 01-18-2005, 09:17 PM.Comment
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SBC Yahoo dsl , It's ok.1st Amendment-Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.Comment
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I'm using www.gtcinternet.com If you call them, they'll give you the turbo for $99 year, or you can get DSL for $29.99/mo (less if you call).MiceChat 101: Be NICE! If you don't play well with others, you are in the wrong sandbox.
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www.dslextreme.com is what i use. it's a service that runs over SBC/PacBell lines, so it's really the same copper. but their customer service rocks and their website had the most information i needed to setup my wireless network at home.
i was a loyal earthlink customer for many years, but when the DSL prices dropped to $22 or so and earthlink couldn't come close (after 3 months that is) i changed. i did ask them why they were so expensive for DSL, they just said sorry... sigh.
for old die hard earthlink dial up customers, you can get a like a $10/mo account from them to keep your email addy AND a back up dial up service in the case your DSL (or other broadband) goes down. mine has had 2 long downtimes (a day each) in the last two years (yes, my fam and i were sad).If I'm smiling, I'm not paying attentionComment
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Comcast cable. And oddly enough, I like their homepage so well I haven't changed it.
Unusually and exceedingly peculiar and altogether quite impossible to describe...
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Comspan, myself. Decent enough and pretty reliable, although in an area where the maximum available speed is 28k, it doesn't make much of a difference who the ISP is.Comment
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I was very happy with Earthlink, but when I moved they didn't offer service. I now use Cox Cable. So far so good.Folks
I'd like to sing a song about the American Dream
About me
About you
About the way our American hearts beat way down in the bottoms of our chests
About that special feeling we get in the cockles of our hearts
Or maybe below the cockles
Maybe in the sub-cockle area
Maybe in the liver
Maybe in the kidneys
Maybe even in the colon
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verizon...we like it so far....oh my BF has issues with it...something about enforcing th Ip and linking it to a mac address....he complained aout it and we got like 3 months free...
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RoadRunner, however we do *have* a T1 line. It's just not active at the moment.-TimComment
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T1 line is better... get it active... you will be flying through the net.....Comment
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A residence doesn't need a T1, unless you are running a call center from your living room. Or perhaps you have outsourced your children and husband to India and need the extra bandwidth to communicate with them.
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How long does it take to install DSL service in any area? That might seem like a vague question, but I keep searching around the Internet for DSL service at home and seems as though no one's come to our neighborhood yet. I did find Adelphia Cable, but their rate was $50!!
I'm getting really frustrated because we're still on AOL Dial-Up (and I was under the impression that AOL doesn't provide direct broadband service like SBC, am I wrong?).
P.S. Dusty: I saw your column on MA this morning. Will you get your own board?
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Originally posted by invader pearlHow long does it take to install DSL service in any area? That might seem like a vague question, but I keep searching around the Internet for DSL service at home and seems as though no one's come to our neighborhood yet. I did find Adelphia Cable, but their rate was $50!! I'm getting really frustrated because we're still on AOL Dial-Up (and I was under the impression that AOL doesn't provide direct broadband service like SBC, am I wrong?)Comment
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We have service through Stanford and CSUMB. It's okay, but the price is perfect: $0.00.
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Now that's a price that can't be beat!Originally posted by Gemini CricketWe have service through Stanford and CSUMB. It's okay, but the price is perfect: $0.00.
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just got my Cox account all workin straight, 4mbps down for $39.99/moComment
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