Tec Thoughts

I have numerous internet providers and very often the internet connection they offer would be very slow. I always find myself constantly trying to find another way to get internet access. I frequently visit the public library where they offer computers that provide a quick internet connection but unfortunately only allow one hour to each user. I needed another form of internet access and was willing to try any and all possibilities.

For almost ten years I have been working for a webdesign company that requires a speedy internet connection and unlimited internet access. The amount of clients I am referred to all depends on the amount of time it takes me to get a website up and running as well as the quality of the site itself. My job depends on references and if it weren't for my slow internet connection I would be getting twice as many references.

I have been frequently told to try getting a DSL hookup but the problem is that there is only one company that offers it in my area and it costs over one hundred dollars a month. That's more then I pay for my water bill, electricity bill, and garbage bill combined. Also the browser that comes with their particular service I have been told can be very unreliable. I already havea slow computer I do not need to add unstable browser to the list.

I tried various dial-ups as well. I have used AOL, Net Zero, Juno, NetZon, and People PC. All of the sites offer normal site speed or high speed and every time I pay the extra money for the high speed my computer some how ends up going slower. Their normal speed internet offer is faster. The two good things about them is that they offer abrowser that work and are really cheap.

After a while longer I had met another woman who had made her living off the computer and she had told me of a DSL internet provider that was offered in our area and was really cheap. They charged no setup fee but did charge based on your location for one month only, all the rest of the months it would only cost me about twenty four bucks a month.