8 Responses to “Cable Internet?”

1. dze on August 17th, 2009 11:33 am
   

   DSL Feedback: call the cable company for cable and the phone company for dsl … and they will hook it into a modem that they will give or sell u …
2. bic on August 18th, 2009 8:39 am
   

   DSL Feedback: duh… call your cable company or telephone company for dsl.
3. Kalazahr on August 18th, 2009 4:00 pm
   

   DSL Feedback: I’m not absolutely positive about this, but I believe you need to have the cable TV service to get cable internet, Just call the cable company to find out. Also, if your phone company is offering broadband internet, it’s probably DSL (Digital Service Line) which for most intents and purposes is just as fast Call the telephone company to find out about that one.
4. Kathy A on August 21st, 2009 2:27 pm
   

   DSL Feedback: if you have cable t.v….they can give you a package deal on internet and t.v…you won’t need NetZero ( you will be paying more for cable, but it’s worth it…)
5. harrold1net on August 23rd, 2009 9:22 pm
   

   DSL Feedback: I would go through Shaw or Rogers. I have tons of family in Canada and I lived there for a year in TO and I used Rogers. Cable internet is worth it.

   You can call whoever you want.
6. mr_samboi on August 25th, 2009 4:29 pm
   

   DSL Feedback: you should get verizon’s FioS or time warner cable’s internet service. you might not have it so ask your phone provider for more details. you can call anyone at the phone place and they wil be happy to redirect you to the right place
7. Geni on August 27th, 2009 5:51 am
   

   DSL Feedback: Since I live in Florida, I use Comcast (cable-internet) connection. I don’t know what companies service your particular area, so I would suggest you “google” INTERNET CONNECTIONS and/or CABLE, BROADBAND, OR DSL CONNECTION –

   You will love cable connecting. You will never go back to dial-up. Due to some storms here my (Internet) cable got zapped and I couldn’t get it repaired for 3 days! I was going crazy! I used MSN’s dial-up service (NO WAY I was using AOL!!) MSN’s service is, in my opinion, is the worst one of that type – NEVER use MSN (or AOL)!!

   So, try “googling” Comcast or Clearwire too.

   Be prepared, though, cable connection is NOT AT ALL cheap!! I pay almost $60 a month (I don”t have cable TV or I could have gotten a package deal – big whoop!)

   But I wouldn’t trade it for all the tea in China! It’s so worth it!
8. jkg on August 27th, 2009 7:58 am
   

   DSL Feedback: You bet you can call them. They are just itching to get your call. Call both; don’t make a commitment until all of your questions have been answered. I have used 3 different cable internet providers in 2 different cities (US). Cable internet is great. Some are better than others. An example is Time Warner (Road Runner)–they were great. Always available, fixed every problem (few problems). My current city in which I live does not have Time Warner but, so far, my current ISP has held up. If you see Shaw trucks in your area, ask a neighbor who uses them. I research as much as I can on the web before I call an internet provider. You will want to know price, particularly. If they have a special for new users, make sure you ask them how long the special price lasts and what the amount will be when the special expires. Also, what do they charge for installation. Road Runner installation was free (can you believe it in this day in age?). My current provider, however, cost me about $65.00 for installation. A lot of providers have telephone and tv service, as well. You can get a break if you use all three services. But, again, research what they offer, ask questions and best of all talk to someone who uses the services. Good luck.

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