How to Compare the Fastest Dial Up ISPs
In these days of high-speed Internet connections and mobile broadband, there are still people who prefer the low prices of dial-up Internet, or who live in places where dial-up access is the only type available. Potential buyers can compare the prices, the speed of the dial-up, what equipment they'll need to use it, and the length of the contract required.
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Find all of the dial-up Internet service providers that will work in your area, and contact them via their websites. Earthlink, NetZero, PeoplePC and Juno are some of the more popular providers that still offer dial-up Internet.
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List all of the aspects of all the providers in your area and compare what they offer. Most phone service providers will move at the same speed (56k), and their prices range from around $10 to $20 per month. Many of these companies will also have special offers, giving customers a half-price deal for the first three months, making your bill only a little more than $5. Compare the contracts that these companies require, because many of them want a full year of service.
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Once you've settled on the company that you think you want, search out customer reviews of that company. Make sure they're on independent websites to be sure that the people posting them aren't purposefully trying to make the company look good. The website cheapandfreeisp.com is a good examples.
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