Jonathan Hohle said:
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>> From: Jonathan Hohle <jon@hohle.net>
>> Date: December 10, 2004 12:00:06 PM CST
>> To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
>> Subject: Broadband Service in the Phoenix Metro Area
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>> Hey all,
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>> i'll be moving to phoenix just before the first of the year and i need
>> some suggestions for a broadband service provider. i'm not planing
>> to have a land-line telephone so i don't know if DSL is a
>> possibility, but if you can do DSL without active phone service (you
>> couldn't in Milwaukee), I'll take that as an option.
>>
>> Besides Cox and Qwest, what are my other options? I'm looking for the
>> best cost/performance ratio (but i'd prefer a lower cost).
>>
>> Jon
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I have been happy with Earthlink, for the most part, for many years now.
The actual DSL connection is provided by Covad but that does not matter.
You only really deal with the ISP anyway.
The full answer to your question is not possible with the information you
provided. For example, if you want to run servers or you want ISP that
"speaks Linux" the answer may be different.
In any case, the ISP can help you get the actual connection. A history of
good things have been said about the ISP suggestions already offered. You
probably can get what you need through one of them.
Alan
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