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Internet Provider > Internet accessInternet access providerHere is a helpful guide that will help you select an internet access provider and learn what they have to offer. We have rounded up the best and most popular choices to help make your selection simple. Here’s a few tips you may want to consider, if you are going to consider dial-up internet access you are better off to select a unlimited plan as most limited dial-up plans are not enough time and will cost you more in the long run. If you are only going to use the service in your home you can get DSL for nearly the same price as dial-up, so let’s compare some internet access providers.
The SBC/Yahoo internet access provider offers two DSL plans and two dial-up plans and usually they offer some great sign-up specials. Dial-up plan one is $15.95 per month and you get your first month free. Its unlimited internet access requires a 6 month contract and they will charge your SBC telephone bill or you can simply use your credit card for another payment option. Dial-up plan Two is $21.95 per month and you also get your first month free. This plan requires no contract or time commitment and your payment options are the same. Both dial-up plans allow you to dial-up from anywhere in the United States with out any extra charges. SBC/Yahoo DSL plan one is $26.95 per month and comes with a free modem and activation with a 12 month contract and you get an access speed of up to 1.5 Mbps, 2 GB of mail space plus a nice start page with lots of extra's. SBC/Yahoo DSL plan Two is $36.99 per month and comes with a free modem and activation with a 12 month contract and you get a access speed of up to 3.0 Mbps 2 GB of mail space plus a nice start page with lots of extra's. Verizon internet offers two dial-up plans and a DSL service plan. Dial-up plan one is their standard plan which cost $19.95 per month and allows for 150 hours a month and $0.95 per hour for any usage over the 150 hours. Dial-up plan two is their unlimited plan which cost $22.95 per month and you never have to worry about extra usage fees. Both dial-up plans include Email, Spam detector, web space, news groups, and a start page. Verizon DSL plan one cost $29.95 a month and your first month is free which
includes a modem and a wireless router with connection speeds up to 1.5 Mpbs.
There’s a One-time $12.95 shipping fee and a one year commitment. Netzero offers two Dial-up plans, the first is called the platinum plan and the monthly fee cost just $9.95 for unlimited access and nation wide access numbers. Their second plan is called NetZero high speed dial-up and is $14.95 per month. The high speed plan software loads web pages, java and gif images faster helping even dial-up user’s surf faster. Netscape internet Dial-up is just $9.95 a month and they include the web accelerator
that allows you to surf up to 5 times faster free. You also get unlimited access
and email with your account and there are other features you might like for
a little extra. Earthlink offers unlimited dial-up nationwide for $21.95 per month and right now for new customers you get the first 6 months for $9.95 just for trying their service. Their dial up offers the 5 times faster speed and free email plus other great features. Earthlink offers two DSL packages, in the first plan it’s just $19.95
a month and the speed is up to 13 times faster than dial up service. The second
DSL plan is $39.95 a month with speeds up to 70 times faster than dial up service.
Both plans include installation kits but there are extra charges for shipping
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