Frontier has some great advantages. There are no data caps, you can get DSL service with no contract, and Frontier offers a two-year price-lock guarantee. Frontier is best known for their DSL, but now has great Fiber Internet options, TV, Phone, and can be bundled with Dish TV (satellite).
(more…)Pros: Self-installation kit; free antivirus and firewall protection; easy-to-use software interface.
Cons: EarthLink doesn’t offer its DSL service directly, so you must connect through your local phone company.
Bottom Line: EarthLink DSL service is perfect for the home user who wants reasonably priced broadband, and easy installation – as long as they’re not afraid of a 12-month commitment. (more…)
CenturyLink’s appeal lies primarily in its speeds, which are much faster than most other DSL internet companies, and should be enough to satisfy heavy internet users.
PROS: CenturyLink provides a variety of connection speeds and at much higher speeds than standard DSL. It also includes Norton internet security.
CONS: If you’re looking for an inexpensive option, CenturyLink does not provide cable internet, only DSL and fiber.
ATT’s DSL Internet is still a great deal for folks looking for a reliable company that allows flexibility and so many choices to bundle their TV, phone, and Internet services together. AT&T deals online are now better than ever, and although there are so many choices today DSL can still bring the greatest value.
Verizon Wireless offers some of the fastest, and most inclusive Internet Services available online. However, with all the bells and whistles they still have one of the best low-cost solutions for DSL. Starting at $19.99/month, Verizon has packages that are sure to fit your needs – from basic service to platinum top-shelf. Here, we’re reviewing FIOS DSL, and DSL is still the greatest value for home Internet Service.
Not to worry – DSL is now faster and more available than ever. Friends of mine living in the country still get low speed DSL, or even dial-up, but in many rural areas Internet providers use fiber as a backbone for DSL. This makes it in many cases as fast as cable internet.
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