What is the best internet dial-up booster?
536883
im using throttle its really magnificent\nit makes ur dial-up speed like a ADSL(200 more)\ntry it from http://www.throttle.com
1149407
I think Mercury's MB is Cheap and Best. Has in biult Ethernet Card, BUT not modem.
518003
Use D-Link brand\n\nit is powerful and will give you max speed
954906
you can get software accelerators that are supposed to increase the speed of dial up.\nyou pay an amount per month on top of your normal charge.\nyou can buy prepaid cards from some electronics stores, or your ISP may have the service available,\ngoogle internet accelerators to find one in your area
362488
Depends on the kind you need.  for dial-up you can use virtually any major brand and get good results, USR, bestdata, etc.  For DSL your DSL provider usually supplies one (Westell is popular).  Remember, an external modem takes no power from the CPU so they are all good.
1102099
I would say AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet. It has two packages that are under $25 a month. \n\nThe Express package which has FAST download speeds up to 1.5 Mbps comes with 11 email accounts, each with 2GB of storage, and comes with virtually unlimited photo storage.  And that is $12.99 a month for a year!\n\nLearn more: http://www.sbc.com/gen/general?cdvn=localize&pid=1080&prod-snip=res_express_dynamic_term\n\nOrder Now: http://www.sbc.com/gen/general?pid=1080&cdvn=localize&prod-snip=dsl_res_order \n\nFor five more bucks, you can get the Pro package which has all the benefits and features of Express except you get download speeds up to 3.0 Mbps! This is the package recommended for wireless home networking solutions. And that is $17.99 a month for a year!\n\nLearn more: http://www.sbc.com/gen/general?cdvn=localize&pid=1080&prod-snip=res_pro_dynamic_term\n\nOrder Now: http://www.sbc.com/gen/general?pid=1080&cdvn=localize&prod-snip=dsl_res_order\n\nFor more packages, check here:\n\nhttp://www.sbc.com/gen/general?pid=6431\n\nHope this helped!
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!
447633
Earthlink the ISP?  They are a very good service an tech support is decent as well.
366674
Cable is your best bet, DSL is next and dial up the very worst.
91988
If you're asking for a high speed ISP, I'm afraid you're out of luck. If you've got a WiFi card, you could try to get some free Internet from neighbors with an unsecured wireless access point (note: this may or may not be legal, if it is and you get caught, don't blame me). Otherwise, there is Netzero/Juno. They offer ad supported dialup for 10 hours a month for free. It might take some good eyes, but the link for a free account is buried somewhere in their site. If you don't mind a banner of ads taking up a fair amount of screen real estate while you're online and you don't plan on using it for more than 10 hours a month, this should be fine.
1084439
Need a program that can chang a Proxy-Server on the world.\nThis will be transparent to you, then ramonly on the list the software will change a alternative proxy to suft every "X" minutes you assing. Please note that this will be slow if you have a Dial up connection.
655117
Visit www.thelist.com and look for information about dial-up providers in that area.    If you have a provider, ASK THEM, switch.
520024
Just get a good,reliable and inexpensive isp that doesn't require you to install their software to connect. Connection software along with accelerators will slow you down.
450132
The easiest, quickest, way is with a router* and two ethernet patch cables. That is if you are connected with ADSL or CABLE modem.\n\nIf you are connected to the internet via dialup your best option is a modem for each computer and take turns. There is a dialup** router but a dialup speeds it will be painful. You will still need 2 ethernet patch cables but you will also need an external modem***\n\nThrid option is to use a ethernet crossover cable and ICS (Start>Program>Accessiores>Communications>Network Setup Wizard) in windows to allow the Computer #2 to access the dialup connection of computer #1.\n\nThree options.
1173183
There are wireless routers that give a speed boost to the signal. They take the information and pump it through faster than a normal signal. You could also put some signal extensions on the router so that it throws the signal further. These are all suggestions that would help you out, I think. You can also upgrade your internet service to something fater, too. I guess we would need more information before we can accurately determine what will help you best.
78282
Boosters are not as effective as extenders.\n\nFor example there is the linksys\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpagename=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Product_C2%26cid%3D1130267578138&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
541095
go for a broadband connection.