does anyone use netzero highspeed or has anyone tried it ? i have a computer away from my regular home that i am on about 2-3 days out the week. i am wondering if netzero is reliable-- they offer netzero highspeed internet for $15 a month. which is super cheap, but i'm not sure what they consider highspeed.
If you are looking for a cheap, reliable dial-up ISP look at www.ixpres.com. I use them as my backup and from my laptop when I'm in hotels, etc. I recall doing quite a bit of research before choosing them. Good luck.
Their high speed service is a client and server software system which compresses images when browsing the web. It doesn't provide a "faster connection". Thus, it will only make websites load a bit faster because it compresses the webpages before transmitting them. The image quality will be reduced as well depending upon the settings you choose. Jay Froscheiser DTN Market Access, LLC.
If you're gonna go the dial-up route, get a Frys.com subscription. It's $9.88/month, truly unlimited usage (have it on 24 hrs/day if you want) and the first 3 months are free. It's only available in 20 states right now but mine's there so I'm a happy user. frys.com --opm8
yes, but it would only be for a computer that i am on thursday nights and fridays. so only one trading day