See Also
When it comes to dial-up and DSL, national ISPs aren't your only option. Local Internet service providers can sometimes be your best choice. While they don't always offer all the features of the big ISPs, their rates are generally competitive and their smaller size may result in better customer service. It's impossible to cover the thousands of local and regional ISPs in detail, but you can compare options in your area by consulting a list such as those available at directory sites like TheList.com or DSL-Experts.com.
Speed tests can help you verify whether you're getting the upload and download speeds your ISP provider claims. BroadbandReports.com maintains a list of online speed tests for checking DSL, cable, fiber and other Internet connection speeds.
If you're looking for cheap or free Internet service, PCMag.com posts an informative guide to various providers.
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