High Speed Internet Providers are turning it up a notch with Online-Only Offers. Click here to see a chart of all the top DSL Providers. You’ll see comparisons on price, speed and special Online-Only Offers. You’ll find these special offers from AT&T, Quest and Comcast to name a few.

One thing about Online-Only offers as the name implies… these deals only exist by reaching the company via internet. There are often times huge incentives for sign-ups and term commitments. Make sure you check the availability of these plans from the Internet Service Providers in your area. As always some restrictions do apply. Compare these ISP’s by using the chart we provide, then sign-up for the plan that best fits your needs. As always, I see you there!

Ever wonder what the difference is between Cable and DSL high speed internet providers? DSL is the newer broadband access that delivers digital data over your analog home phone line. Because DSL isn’t delivered over your cable which is sharing bandwidth with other consumers on your street, your incidence of interruption is lower and typically your connection is faster. Cable will divide bandwidth between both cable consumers and internet users, which increases the likelihood of a slower connection and interruption. So, if you want to take advantage of a more reliable, smoother connection, a DSL connection would be your better bet.

Worldwide high speed internet subscribers increased up to 410.9 million. Regardless of the economic downturn, the numbers for the subscribers still rises up to 3.47 per cent on the last 2 quarters of 2008. The research conducted by Point Topic showed that, Western Europe leads the continental penetration at 25 percent, followed by North America at 21 percent and South and East Asia at 15 percent. In terms of the number of subscribers, China and the USA are leading the way followed by Japan. In terms of the most popular internet connection, DSL (ADSL, SDSL) is currently on the lead and the most popular option.

Qwest DSL seems to be the David fighting against ISP Goliaths.  While Qwest holds its own against, AT&T, Time Warner, and other DSL Providers, it is important to remember that promotional prices quoted by Qwest require a little extra.  In most cases, the promotions are only valid with qualifying service plans, certain ISPs, and a rather lengthy commitment.  Fully investigate the plan that you intend to take with Qwest to make sure that you are getting the most benefit for your needs.  At times, modems are free depending on your chosen service plan.  You can take a look at the fine print, by clicking on the “complete details” link under the service plan on Qwest’s website.

Both cable and DSL Providers offer you a faster, more enriching experience while using the internet. Why choose DSL over cable. The main reason is the price. Many times the price for DSL is ten dollars less than cable high speed. If you are a person who is tired of the slowness of dial-up but don’t want the high expense of cable internet, DSL is the way to go. DSL also uses your existing phone wall or floor jack, so you don’t need to install any additional hardware in your house. With DSL your phone line will not be busy and you can do more than one thing at a time.