Paid (cheap) dial-up ISP: Juno or Netzero? Or others?
November 19, 2006 9:16 AM   Subscribe

Paid (cheap) dial-up ISP: Juno or Netzero? Or others?

Sadly, Verizon not available in Arlington, Washington. Have read both ISP's I mentioned are unstable. The user probably won't be doing heavy downloads, and is on a mac. Thanks.
posted by uni verse to Computers & Internet (7 answers total) 1 user marked this as a favorite
 
I recommend my former dial-up provider VT Rocket. Super cheap and I never had a problem with them. They have pretty good customer service as well. A search on their access locations shows they even cover Arlington, Washington.
posted by zippity at 9:46 AM on November 19, 2006


My mom (who is on a mac) uses All2Easy. It's $4.95/month; she pretty much uses it for email and surfing, and hasn't had any problems with it in the two years she's had it.

We found it using Freedomlist, which seems to be a pretty good resource for getting the skinny on free/cheap ISPs.
posted by stefanie at 10:05 AM on November 19, 2006


In many areas, you can now get ATT DSL for 12.99/month with a one year contract. Seems to me like the extra buck or two would be well worth it.
posted by chrisamiller at 10:12 AM on November 19, 2006


Hate to say it, but even AOL is only $9.95 a month, for their basic dial up plan.
posted by polexxia at 11:11 AM on November 19, 2006


FYI, Juno and NetZero are the same company.
posted by arruns at 11:42 AM on November 19, 2006


www.allvantage.com is $5.95/month
posted by poopdbq at 1:56 PM on November 19, 2006


if you can dial to places such as seattle for free, nocharge may work for you. It's 100% free on their end, but you may be charged longdistance by your phone company
http://nocharge.com/connect.htm
posted by killa62 at 9:21 PM on November 19, 2006


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