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Current Plans and Promotions Offered by AT&T Internet Service

admin — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 18:37:32 +0000

You have options when it comes to choosing an internet provider. That’s why it’s essential that you carefully consider all of those choices before making your final decision. One company that’s currently offering promotions in many markets is AT&T Internet Service. Of course it’s likely that you’ve heard of this company, as they’ve long been a leader in telecommunications and other technology related products. Right now they’re offering bargain plans with speeds of up to 3 Mbps for as low as $14.95. Those who need a faster connection can pay just $19.95 for speeds of up to 6 Mbps.

While those rates are low, it’s possible that they’re not offered in your area. One easy way to find out is to use a site that compares internet service providers. You don’t want to just compare providers generally – you want to compare the providers that are specifically offering service in your area. You can just plug in your zip code and you’ll get results on not just which companies are offering service but what type of service they’re offering as well as their current promotions. This makes it really simple to compare your options and come to a final decision as to which company is best for you.

Tips and Tricks To Finding Houston ISPs

admin — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 21:02:07 +0000

Whether you’ve just moved to the Space City or already live here, you might be thinking about which Houston ISPs offer the best deal. You might be surprised to learn that there are 2 top shelf companies that have some very competitive offers. AT&T and Verizon are at the top of the list because they were voted there by their customers. Speed, dependability, customer incentives and great price are what keep their customers coming back. But there’s another reason why people choose certain internet companies.

That reason is incentives. Every one of Houston’s internet companies wants your business. So to get it, they throw in tempting offers that make them unique. Customers have reported getting free modems, substantial discounts on their internet service, even coupons that can be used at other businesses in the area. But some of these offers are only available online. So how can you get in on one of these great deals? It’s actually very easy. There’s a free online resource that lets you compare ISPs by city. All of their offers, incentives and speeds are displayed on one page, making it really simple to find the internet company that’s right for you.

Locating Internet Service Providers in my Area

admin — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 22:01:37 +0000

Until I got connected to the right resources, it was frustrating trying to find out who the internet service providers in my area were. I didn’t realize that just because a company was running advertisements on the television in my market didn’t mean that they necessarily offered service directly to my address. After making a few phone calls to the 800 numbers listed on the commercials and being told they didn’t provide service to my neighborhood, a friend of mine told me about a website that reviewed the top ISPs in the country. On one of the pages was a listing of these providers like AT&T, Verizon and Qwest, along with the states their networks reached. I located two providers that were listed in my state, and the web page provided a link where I could check availability. Within moments I had a short list of viable providers with whom I could compare to my local cable company for service.

The company I decided to go with was Verizon. The current DSL ISP bundles that Verizon is offering were just right for me. With basic service starting at $19.99 a month along with a guaranteed price for life if I signed a two year agreement, I was hooked. They threw in a free modem for their new online customers. There were three speeds available — 1, 3, and 7 Mbps. The 3 and 7 speeds also had available double play bundles which I was extremely interested in, and I got an additional $60 off plus free WiFi.