Which internet service would be best that would work here in the states as well as Kuwait?
95985
internet is pretty universal but as far as just plugging it in and getting online. i think aol can work anywhere. as long as the computer your on has the aol program on it. you should be able to just plug it into the phoneline and sign on. be sure the phone plugs in kuwait are the same shape as american. i know british are different and i know in kuwait uses british electrical plugs.
179702
The best and quickest answer is unfortunately qwest.com or Qwest.> They are horrible though. Check with Comcast and Att and see if they have local service available yet. When I left there last year the only choice was Qwest and they are horrible.\nGood luck =)\nPersonally if they are still the choice I'd go for a cell phone service.
200633
Depends if you want cable (fast) or dial-up (slow). Comcast is good for speed. BellSouth has dial up & DSL offers if you have a line w/ them. Netscape also offers it if I'm not mistaken. I've used the first two w/ no complications.
91060
A decent deal that has a reasonable price and with a company that provides dial up internet connections that you know are a reputable company for providing a dialup connection in your area. Although with the way things are going it may be worth while looking into getting a dsl connection ( depending on where you are and the prices ) of course. Just a thought.\n\nDSL will be a lot faster and you never get cut off and it doesnt interfere with any phone calls.
1119233
Cingular by far.  It always works for me there.\n\nI tried T-Mobile and Verizon so I hear ya.
334876
Definitely go with inter.net (ca.inter.net)\n\nThey give you 3mb DSL for $25 (which is $20 less than Rogers or Bell) and have 24 hour customer service for free!
1029682
It would be most advisable to create and use afresh Kuwait based Yahoo ID for receiving mail alerts on your Kuwait based Mobile connection.\n\nYou can have all the mails on Yahoo India based ID diverted/downloaded on your Kuwait ID itself without much problem, so that your India based old ID would also continue functioning as usual.
509811
Ok, the best thing I know is Verizon Wireless "Across The Globe Service" as they call it, but it's big money and also is rumored to not work well. And besides, don't people in the army get internet for free to send email? I know tons of people in Iraq who I email. I don't know how they get the emai, but don't worry, if they get it, so will you.
628290
I would recommend Touchtel (http://airtel-broadband.com/), BSNL/VSNL\n(http://www.tataindicombroadband.com/) in Gurgaon. They are both\nstable and provide good access speed. However, if you are looking for\na cable connection, I would recommend\nHathway(http://www.hathway.com/bci/intro.htm). You will need to see if\nthey are available in your specific location in Gurgaon.\n\nsome providers available in New Delhi, Delhi will not be available in Gurgaon,\nHaryana.\n\nIf you require fast connection, I recommend you talk to the provider\nto provide you a "dedicated bandwidth" to "Singapore/off-India node".\nThen you can get global broadband speed.
64833
You're pretty much limited to whatever cable companies provide service to your area.\n\nFor example: Time Warner Cable might have a great package deal, but if you're not in their area, you're out of luck.
1176019
Cable or DSL\n\nFind out who in your area provides these, compare rates, and find the one that is best for you.
541151
From United Arab Emirates, this should give you your information:\n\nhttp://forum.digitalspy.co.uk/board/showthread.php?t=356022\n\nGood Luck!
46204
It depends on your location.  In my area, the local phone company and the cable company are my only two options.  The phone company is cheaper but the cable company is faster.\n\nIn certain areas, you can get high-speed from multiple providers.  The best way to check is here:\n\nhttp://metrot1.com/component/option,com_wrapper/Itemid,44/\n\nYou enter your phone number and address and it tells you within seconds the providers that are available.  It also shows you pricing and specials.  You can sign up online.
676110
AOL< Australia on line\nFOL  Florida on Line
965096
What you are probably looking for is an RBGAN or BGAN (Broadband Global Area Network). These are pretty much small satellite Internet terminals meant for use in remote locations. In fact, many of the "streamed" news reports you have seen from Iraq use this exact device. Because of of the wide variety of applications for these devices, there are also just as many accessories so you will have no trouble finding any adapters necessary to use/charge them in just about any situation. RBGANs are currently being phased out for the newer BGANS which means that there are very good prices on them right now, but coverage will not be available after 12/31/08. Sooo... If you know you won't need it past 2008, go for the RGBAN, otherwise spring for the BGAN. I suggest you go with the INMARSAT satellite system since it is very well known and the one I am most familiar with. Satellite internet is NOT fast (normally around 144kbps, NOT cheap and you WILL be charged by the meg (think $10/MB). You should check out http://www.outfittersatellite.com/rbgan.htm and http://www.bgan.us/personal/personal.cfm if you are still serious about getting satellite internet. Good luck!\n\nOh, and the INMARSAT system DOES cover all of Africa.
70733
There is an easy way to find out.\n\nGo to:\nhttp://metrot1.com/component/option,com_wrapper/Itemid,44/\n\nEnter your information and in seconds it will tell you if high-speed is available in your area.  It has all the top providers for cable, dsl, and satellite.\n\nIt will show you specials and pricing.  You can sign up right online or call for more help.
311788
get DSL ... yahoo DSL is 14.95 a month, that's probably cheaper than your dial up