DHRacer
Fire Survivor
join:2000-10-10
Lake Arrowhead, CA
 ·Charter Pipeline
 ·Verizon west (ex G..
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Re: Truth Hurts
You're neglecting to mention that according to the Skyway website, "SkyWay USA requires dial-up access to the Internet."
So it's cheaper, but you tie up your phone line to use it. However, "Nationwide Dial-Up Internet Access -- Included" at least they're nice enough to include the dialup you'll be needing. Too bad it probably entails long distance charges...
Still, it is worth a look for those with the need for the most basic of access.
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skywayusa
join:2008-01-10
Louisville, KY
| You are correct that it does require dial up, which is stated on the website. However, it does not entail long distance charges. They make sure that you have a local dial-up access number in your area before they allow you to sign up. Making sure that a local access number is available to each customer they sign up is a number one priority in their sales process. |
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