OT: Sex, Lies and Cable Internet

[moneymaker]

Actually Cox has 4 different speeds. There are somewhat significant differences between them. They are economy,value.preferred.and premiere. I use to have premiere and downgraded to preferred, I didn’t think I would notice the difference in speed but I did. Of course like anything once you get used to it, it seems fine. The majority of people have the preferred like I do because that used to be the only speed available when cox launched their high speed internet. There is a lot to consider, how fast your computer is, how much do you use the internet, how much do you upload (premiere has an upload speed of 1M) I believe the ping times are all the same, but I could be wrong. By the way I don’t think DSL can match the 2 top speeds Cox offers, and they are going to do another speed boost in July.

[Lickitysplit]

You can actually get $10/mo DSL from AT&T. The speed is pretty basic @ 768Kbps down and 128Kbps up; acceptable for basic web browsing but not good for streaming movies, etc. to the big screen. AT&T is required to offer this price through 2009 as one of their concessions to the FCC relating to the Bell South takeover. A local AT&T phone line is required, long distance is not.

AT&T is NOT required to advertise this price however, and as such they make it hard to find & sign up for.

See more here, third promotion from bottom (“AT&T HIGH SPEED INTERNET BASIC PROMOTION”).

[Lickitysplit]

You can actually get $10/mo DSL from AT&T. The speed is pretty basic @ 768Kbps down and 128Kbps up; acceptable for basic web browsing but not good for streaming movies, etc. to the big screen. AT&T is required to offer this price through 2009 as one of their concessions to the FCC relating to the Bell South takeover. A local AT&T phone line is required, long distance is not.

AT&T is NOT required to advertise this price however, and as such they make it hard to find & sign up for.

See more here, third promotion from bottom (“AT&T HIGH SPEED INTERNET BASIC PROMOTION”).

[Lickitysplit]

You can actually get $10/mo DSL from AT&T. The speed is pretty basic @ 768Kbps down and 128Kbps up; acceptable for basic web browsing but not good for streaming movies, etc. to the big screen. AT&T is required to offer this price through 2009 as one of their concessions to the FCC relating to the Bell South takeover. A local AT&T phone line is required, long distance is not.

AT&T is NOT required to advertise this price however, and as such they make it hard to find & sign up for.

See more here, third promotion from bottom (“AT&T HIGH SPEED INTERNET BASIC PROMOTION”).

[Lickitysplit]

You can actually get $10/mo DSL from AT&T. The speed is pretty basic @ 768Kbps down and 128Kbps up; acceptable for basic web browsing but not good for streaming movies, etc. to the big screen. AT&T is required to offer this price through 2009 as one of their concessions to the FCC relating to the Bell South takeover. A local AT&T phone line is required, long distance is not.

AT&T is NOT required to advertise this price however, and as such they make it hard to find & sign up for.

See more here, third promotion from bottom (“AT&T HIGH SPEED INTERNET BASIC PROMOTION”).

[Lickitysplit]

You can actually get $10/mo DSL from AT&T. The speed is pretty basic @ 768Kbps down and 128Kbps up; acceptable for basic web browsing but not good for streaming movies, etc. to the big screen. AT&T is required to offer this price through 2009 as one of their concessions to the FCC relating to the Bell South takeover. A local AT&T phone line is required, long distance is not.

AT&T is NOT required to advertise this price however, and as such they make it hard to find & sign up for.

See more here, third promotion from bottom (“AT&T HIGH SPEED INTERNET BASIC PROMOTION”).

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