Internet Service Providers like Verizon, AT&T and Quest have special deals this time of year. And, even though the weather outside is cool… we call these deals HOT! Most of the major ISP’s are in the big metro areas of all 50 states. With that being said, some services are scaled back depending on the region. Select Plans can also be offered in select areas, so consumers have to check availability with each ISP.

If you are searching for ISP’s in your area, take a look at first at the services provided in your state. Start there, and then select the type of speed you require. Once you know what your need are… match them up with the Hot Deals in your market. AT&T for instance, is now offering $400 back on select plans for their AT&T U-verse product. That’s HOT!!!

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!

The term broadband refers to a high speed internet connection that is delivered via a DSL connection or cable. This is how I was explaining it to my wife this morning as a blank look came over her face. I said, “Baby… we have it!” But, to put it in simple terms, maybe it is best I back up a bit and tell you about its predecessor… Dial-up. Remember plugging in the phone line to your computer? This was the famous T6 line that had restrictions in regards to speed and the amount of information that could pass through.

Now, enter High Speed Broadband which almost makes Dial-up obsolete. The most common analogy used in explaining Broadband are two roads. One road is a dirt road, and one is a multi-lane highway of instant information.

Now, this isn’t NEWS per say… but, it seemed like it this morning. In my wife’s defense… it was before she had her coffee.