Blind Dragon said:In the long run i don't think it will matter once fiber optics becomes more wide spread and people have the option. I saved $5/month by switching and now there is no such thing as peak usage time. I get 15 Mbps downloads and 2 Mbps uploads no matter what time of day it is. If you can get that for the same or less why not.
At least you have DSL. My parents live 6 miles north of a town of 2,000 people. You have to go 25 miles further north before you get to the next town with a population over 100. So my parents are stuck on dial up and afaik there is no talk of being able to get DSL, no chance at all of cable, leaving only satellite left. That isn't an option because of the crazy high costs, crap bandwidth, and huge latency.halo71 said:I live out in hillbilly land now, north of Augusta. And going back to DSL from Cable is like going back to dial-up. My provider says that fiber has not even been talked about in my area, actually said i was the first customer to ask that question!
Oh, lol. Cell phone reception is about like those 'can you hear me now' type things, it depends on where you are standing in the yard, and at what angle you are tilting the phone.Blind Dragon said:SNGX, why not run them on a laptop with a cellular card