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Earthlink	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Feb 05, 2011 by sallyv The cool thing about Earthlink is wherever I go there is a free dial up access number!
LANZING	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Aug 16, 2007 by wougbe Fast Internet!!! low price! I am very happy that I switched to LanZing.net they have free webspace too
Verizon High Speed Internet	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Nov 10, 2010 by debd I just got FIO and it is 10X faster than DSL!
Altoria Solutions	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Nov 07, 2005 by secureprivate Altoria provides my company with great value. I am impressed with their customer portal where I can add users, see reports and consolidated billing for my business. I will recommend Altoria to my peers.
Wildblue Satellite Internet	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Dec 11, 2010 by tmiller I got the fastest package I could buy and it is so worth it!
Netscape Internet	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Jul 02, 2006 by jjohansen Netscape Internet is a rock solid dial up internet service.
I70West	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Mar 24, 2006 by ddlabs31 I have used I70West for 6 years. I have looked at the others comparably priced and found it to be the best of the best
Turbo USA Internet Service	Overall rating: 2 reviews	May 21, 2009 by ccook Turbo is actually faster than my old dial up provider.
UnaSat, Inc.	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Mar 24, 2006 by rdurham Have had the satellite for 2 weeks and everthing has been great. If you can not get dsl or cable modem, then this is the way to go.
AT&T Broadband Internet Service	Overall rating: 2 reviews	Jan 28, 2011 by jfrank AT&T DSL has it's ups and downs may have to go back to Comcast!
Time Warner Cable	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Dec 02, 2007 by rong Time-Warner beats AT&T any day of the week!
NetZero	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Sep 24, 2009 by mjeffery NetZero is better than my old cable modem!
RoadRunner Time Warner Cable Internet	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Apr 24, 2010 by rcarter I came back to Time Warner and am pretty glad I did, I had troubles with DSL.
PeoplePC	Overall rating: 2 reviews	Mar 16, 2009 by chasteph Caution their site dose not have a second screen on signup to confirm, you will wait hours for help to cancel service if needed, no refunds even if you do not log in to the service. I had to cancel a credit card just to keep them from charging. It should not be leagal but somehow they get away with it.. Caution.. avoid this one like the plague.
Telesti Corporation	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Oct 26, 2007 by prose Telesti does what they say they will which is all I need.
Comcast High Speed Internet Service	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Aug 05, 2010 by dcarlson I have to say my new Comcast connection is way faster than my last one… no problems so far!
CenturyLink - Qwest DSL Internet	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Dec 24, 2007 by billy My Qwest DSL is faster than my work Internet connection!
Basic ISP	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Feb 03, 2008 by lisaf Basic ISP gives me all I need, just straight and simple stuff.
Coppernet Dialup ISP	Overall rating: 15 reviews	Apr 25, 2009 by ksolona Copper has been easy to setup and worked every time I needed it.
Charter	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Jan 31, 2009 by jim Where oh where did my Charter rep go? Tired of waiting on hold!
Juno	Overall rating: 7 reviews	Mar 13, 2009 by jstokes I don't know what I'd do without my Juno, gotta have it!
Juno.com	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Dec 28, 2007 by djohnston My Juno experience has been pretty average.
ProDialup	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Dec 02, 2007 by ejames ProDialup is not as good as Juno was for me!
Internet Express	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Aug 22, 2006 by danmower Since they were bought out by another company, its been nothing but problems. The new company tried to upgrade their system and its been one problem after another for months and months. I'm changing!
Cox Cable	Overall rating: 1 reviews	Mar 13, 2008 by cmullins Cox has so far been a about as average as it gets for an ISP.

10 Important Factors to Consider when Reviewing your ISP

A lot can happen in a year or two, and Internet Service Providers have been in the thick of things as far as change is concerned. With the rapid advances in technology, it can pay to compare your service to others that are available before re-signing a contract with your present provider. Below are some tips to keep in mind when it is time to review and rate your service. If you aren't satisfied with your current ISP there are many others willing to compete for your patronage.

Ookla.net – Visit www.ookla.net to see how your service stacks up to other services in terms of quality, value and speed.
Cost – During the term of your contract other companies may have come out with a better plan than yours, and your own provider may have changed as well, so ask questions and don't be afraid to negotiate.
Customer Service – Has customer service been friendly, prompt and genuinely helpful? If you receive multiple services from a single provider are you able to deal with issues with a single call?
Reliability – Every system will have glitches, but how much time did you lose to interrupted service, and would that loss have been likely with another provider?
Ease of Use – Have you been satisfied with the way your provider brings you your service and makes that service easy to use?
Billing – Factors to consider here include clarity, convenience and bundling options. If you feel like you are being nickel-and-dimed to death, it may be time to look for a new provider.
Tech Support – Think about the availability and quality of your tech support; was support available at all times or only during limited hours, and were your problems solved or merely kicked-along?
The Competition – It can pay to stay up-to-date on the competition; you may be satisfied with your current service, but you might still find better service, and for a lower price.
Perks? - If you are considering a change in your ISP, find out what special deals or discounts might be available from your current provider before you burn any bridges.
Overall Satisfaction – The customer needs to decide whether-or-not the provider is giving good value and a good experience; individual factors are prioritized by the user and fused to give a composite overview. A provider may not be the fastest but could have other features that count more for any given user. The consumer is the final arbiter.

You may very well end up with the same provider, but you want to make sure the ISP is giving you the best possible deal, so do the research now and avoid problems later.

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Excerpt from Choosing an ISP: Guidelines & Suggestions

Is technical support part of normal service or an added cost?
Some lower rate ISP's may charge and additional cost for technical support, while an ISP with a higher rate may have unlimited phone support available.

Is there a refund for downtime or network outages?
Most companies will have some sort of guarantee regarding their uptime. If they have a guarantee of 99% or better uptime, they are quite confident in the reliability of their network.

Does the connection support the hardware/software that I have?
If you are looking for a provider with V.92 dialup access, the first thing to find out is if the number they have in your local area will support this.

Is telephone support available via a local call, 800 number, or long distance?
Find out if the call to the ISP's technical support department is going to incur charges on your phone bill, or if it is toll-free.

What's the average hold time on a tech support call?
If you have an unusually long wait time, this may mean that and ISP is either understaffed, or having network difficulties. Larger ISPs can expect long wait times.

Are the technicians familiar with your Operating System?
If you are using Macintosh OSX, do their technicians know how to support any problems that may arise?