does anyone use earthlink?? is it good??
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Earthlink the ISP?  They are a very good service an tech support is decent as well.
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I have never heard that, but i go through kazaa, they are pretty good. i have dial up and it goes pretty fast. try downloading kazaa 3.0 version, its free forever.REALLY!!!!
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hi there,the one isp that i used before was aol. i got shot of them,the one i am with now is virgin.net,this is the only one i have found on the net is not on a 12mthly contract.it has 3 packages you pick the one that suites your pocket.also within the next month or so they are upgrading for free up to 8 mbps speed. i have found it great since i signed up with them 11/11/05.good luck.
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very good have been using it for two months now...very nice sometimes the router times out though and needs to be rest.. but apart from that no connectio issues and very quick... highly recommended i think (incidently i got the £10 a month package)\n\nJames
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Not sure. I think they have agreements with Earthlink for both ADSL and dial-up.
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I can't tell you that, you have to enter your telephone number in the link below.  I just got DSL 10 days ago and HATE IT!  It has not worked half the time.  I'll be going back to cable ASAP.
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nothing, sorry. my earthlink website has this tool built in.
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Sorry mate, though have to tell ya that there is no software that can improve your internet connection if you don't have a good connection in the first place. Looking at your situation, I'd say you'd have to settle with the expensive satellite or bear out with the dial up. However, if there is anyone living close to you guys and are experiencing the same problem, you may want to buy a router and share a satelite connection. This way, each of you will get the connection and pay half the cost.
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I've gotten 776 spam e-mails to my Earthlink address since December 18, 2005.\n\nI have never given that address to anyone or put it online since I have another e-mail address that I use.\n\nSince I don't use that address at all and I have a filter set up that unless the e-mail is from Earthlink, it goes into my spam folder.
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from personal experience this site will give you quick results. i have used when dealing with customers over the phone. very easy to follow and trust worthy! \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx\n\nGood luck!
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yes DLINK modems are the best  choice. it may be looking a bit expensive but in the long run it will be very useful and reliable. \ncheck out the prices at your local computer stores . i am sure you will be able to grab a good deal
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Well at myself opinion, i believe its not a safe program, but lot of people like it, above you will find the link where you can download it.\nLimeWire is safer and easier to use, try it too.\n\nGreetings from Mexico :P
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although directtvnetworks.com does have a lot of stations (boasting 2500+), most of them are not worth watching ie: college stations, public access, religious channels, home shopping and crappy music video channels. of these 2500+ stations, only about 200 are US ones. the rest are international, ranging from malaysia to slovenia to vatican city to senegal. additionally, international connectivity is not even guaranteed, depending on the speed of the country's server and signal distance. many of the channels don't work and some will even crash whatever media player you're using.\n\ndirecttvnetworks, however, does have a lot of news networks. legit ones like ABC news and CNBC. in my opinion, not enough for it to be worth it.\n\nit's only $2 a month or so but it's because the channels are free anyway so what you're paying for is the tidy interface. additionally, there is also a $50 1 year minimum subscription requirement.\n\nin so few words, don't do it. it's a waste of money. i hope this was helpful. : )
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I have used it. It's good software. It cleverly links AIM, YM and MSN Messenger (and perhaps ICQ) in the same session. Just one program does it all.\n\nI do not use it anymore because I use AIM only, IF that.
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It's great because long-distance is free - never have to think about when to call, where..  The only problem is that the quality is inconsistent - good enough for home use, but I wouldn't recommend it for business use.  \n\nWhen broadband is down, so is your phone service (and I have Comcast and it seems to be frequently down).  For awhile, I couldn't get consistent phone service from 5-7 (when everyone gets home and surfs the Internet).\n\nThe fax service is slower than normal fax service.
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Our church (can't get DSL, and too costly to bring cable to the curb) has Directway.  It's worked, but just very slow.  We also had to spend a lot of money on the equipment.  I know there is another company now offering satellite ISP.  The link will give you the pricing for equipment, installation, and monthly service fee:\n\nhttp://www.wildblue.com/forYourHome/index.jsp
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They are legitimate.  But I can see that they are a satellite ISP provider.  Use this only if there are no DSL or Cable companies in your area as satellite services (while faster than dial-up are slower than DSL or cable) especially with the value pack, Verizon DSL gets you 768kbps download and 128kpbs upload which is slightly faster than the value pack with WildBlue and Verizon is also much cheaper ($15 per month vs. $50 per month with WildBlue).  So check to see what other services are in your area before you jump on board with a satellite ISP, they tend to be overpriced for the services they provide.  But if you live in a small or out of the way town then you may not have a choice.\n\nCheck some other services below as well (for DSL and Cable).