Dial-Up Internet Service

Dial-Up Internet - Signup Phone Numbers
(814) 677-2447 (814) 337-7060
(814) 425-1696 (724) 399-1158

What Is Dial-Up Internet?

Dial-up Internet Access is a common method of Internet access. When your computer's modem connects [via a telephone line] to one of our modems, you can access the Internet. To use Dial-Up you must have a phone line and a computer with a modem. Connection speeds of 40-50 KBPS are common.

Who Typically Uses Dial-Up Internet?

While anyone with a phone line and a computer with a modem can utilize Dial-Up Internet, it is especially recommended when:

  • You are located in a rural or remote area where no other methods of Internet access are available.
  • You are on a budget and want something inexpensive.
  • You travel frequently and need to connect via a hotel phone line.

Performance Limitations With Dial-Up Internet

Of all the methods used to access the Internet, Dial-Up is the slowest method. The slower connection speed means that you will probably have trouble viewing videos, video teleconferencing or playing some games online. If your main usage would be checking your email or basic web browsing however, Dial-Up will work great..

Increase Your Dial-Up Performance With Our FREE Speedster

Our FREE Speedster Service greatly increases Dial-Up performance by compressing text, images and other objects at the server before they get sent to you. This reduces the amount of data that has to be transferred, effectively increasing performance. One drawback is a loss of quality with images [they get blurry] but Speedster lets you manually choose to view the uncompressed image at any time.

Alternatives To Dial-Up Internet Service

Faster Internet access is available at relatively affordable rates. Besides much greater speeds, one immediate benefit is that no phone line is required.

We offer three alternatives to Dial-Up:

 

 

Dial-Up Internet

High Speed Internet

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