Well, this is to someone that never has had any
connection to cox. They will have to 'bend over' and
pay the $50 to have them run a wire in from the alley
box to the wall and hook up the puter. Otherwise I
would do the 'cheapie' setup for them.
So Mike, do you loose anything other than speed and
possibly email boxes and maybe website size? Or does
that remain the same?? Just wondering.
I have the 'cheapie' dsl 256/256 with no
website/email/usenet and it is totally about the same.
That isn't an option for them...too dang far from the
service center for dsl to work...checked it out
Sunday..again.
Thanks for the info tho.
--- mike hoy <
mhoy4@cox.net> wrote:
> yes, oddly enough i just got off the phone, well
> about 4 hours ago, and
> i'm considering dropping my speed to save some
> money. The nice thing is
> if it sucks just a little too much cox can
> immediatly switch you back to
> the high speed by calling them up.
>
> ec wrote:
>
> >Supposedly, there is a 'tier 1' level. Anyone know
> >anything about it? It is '4x dialup' according to
> the
> >cox person I spoke with. Is it limited in any other
> >way?
> >
> >All the mother and son want is to free up the phone
> >line as the daughter has to use it for work and is
> >'happy' with dialup.
> >
> >Supposedly, tier 1 cox connection is $24.95/mo. The
> >daughter is using web based email now, so that
> isn't
> >much of a factor as I see it. And I don't think she
> >uses much if any website building stuff. Mostly
> email
> >and connecting to work machines via dialup.
> >
> >The MAIN reason to go with something other than
> dialup
> >is to free up the phone and not loose any more
> speed.
> >If you have Qworst 'install' or 'add' a second
> line,
> >they just slap a splitter on the current wire and
> you
> >wind up with 28.8kbs as max connect. I know, been
> >there, done that. And dsl isn't an option....to
> many
> >feet from service center.
> >
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