Toledo's Dial-Up
Well I personally haven't had a dial-up modem in my machine
for years, I had ISDN in 1997-98 and then switched to Cable.
But I know a lot of people who use it, and I test their machines
often when they screw it up.
ISDN is offered by Toast NET (www.toast.net), they charge
$39.95 a month and the phone company charges an additional
$49.95 a month for the special ISDN lines to your home. Another,
is ToledoLink (www.toledolink) which charges $39.90. So If
you live outside of Toledo, then this is your only means of high speed.
(128k up/down speed). Was good back in the day, but way to
pricey for old technology. Basically gives you the speed of two 56k
modems at 10x the cost.
Toledo Based ISPs for 56k dial-up:
Toast NET (www.toast.net) offers basic package for $15.95 a month,
with a $20 setup fee. My history with Toast NET has been good, I know
they have upgraded servers and tech support that will keep you happy.
GlassCity (www.glasscity.net) this company has been bought and sold
several times over, if your a customer now, GET OUT QUICK!
ToledoLink (www.toledolink.com) offers for $19.95, with only web-based
tech support (beware).
AccessToledo (www.accesstoledo.com) offers $14.95 a month, but again
support isn't all that good. But for a cheap deal, this is best.
Final Word:
If you don't like the package Toast Net offers try a world wide ISP.
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