World Wide Dial-Ups
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 a few world wide ISPs, but I would advise
against it because finding support would not be pretty. (Skipped)
World Wide Based ISPs for 56k dial-up:
AT&T Worldnet (www.att.net) rated the highest by Consumers
Reports Magazine but with $21.95 unlimited use, it's just not worth it.
AOL (www.aol.com) very slow download speeds, and you wouldn't
believe me when I say SPAM! $23.90 per month, again to costly.
EarthLink (www.earthlink.com) offers for $21.95 with unlimited
use, but again too expensive for only 56k.
Final Word:
Juno and Netzero are a few free limited usage ISPs but will fill your
desktop with advertisement. The reason World-Wide dial-ups are so
expensive is because they have bigger servers and a lot higher consumer
ratio then a local ISP. Best best is to stay local for best support and
cheapest cost.
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