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DSL Internet Service

We've listed some of the top DSL service providers so that potential customers can make an informed comparison of their various DSL connections. With current DSL technology in the U.S., you can expect download speeds from 768 Kbps up to 7.1 Mbps depending upon which plan and provider you choose.

 

DSL Service From Verizon

One of the nation's largest DSL service providers, Verizon offers unlimited access through their high speed DSL connections. Get started for only $19.99 Per Month!

Verizon

Besides offering affordable, high speed DSL Internet connections, Verizon also provides you with a personalized homepage, 9 email accounts, and 4 GB of web space.

  • Starter Package - $19.99 Per Month for download speeds up to 1.0 Mbps.
  • Power Package - $29.99 Per Month for download speeds up to 3.0 Mbps.
  • Turbo Package - $39.99 Per Month for download speeds up to 7.1 Mbps.

To find out more about Verizon, read our full review of Verizon DSL Internet service.

 

DSL Service From AT&T

If AT&T is your current telephone provider, then you can probably get AT&T's high speed DSL service in your area. This service has the added benefit of personalized content.

AT&T

AT&T's DSL service is available in several states, anywhere AT&T delivers phone service. You get more customizable content with AT&T than with most other DSL service providers.

  • Basic Package - $19.95 Per Month - Download speeds up to 768 Kbps.
  • Express Package - $25.00 Per Month - Download speeds up to 1.5 Mbps.
  • Pro Package - $30.00 Per Month - Download speeds up to 3.0 Mbps.
  • Elite Package - $35.00 Per Month - Download speeds up to 6.0 Mbps.

To find out more about AT&T, read our full review of AT&T DSL Internet service.

 

For the most part, your choice of DSL providers will be limited to the same companies that provide phone service in your area, namely Verizon, AT&T, and Qwest. The only option is to use a small, local provider or a secondary provider, such as EarthLink, which is actually reselling you the same DSL service supplied by your phone company.

Just remember that whether you get DSL from your phone company or a company that leases their bandwidth, you'll still be connected to the Internet through the exact same DSL connection. Also, if you want to try a fiber optic connection instead, this can only be provided to you by one of the big phone companies, such as Verizon or AT&T.

Please return to our home page for reviews of DSL Internet and other providers.