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I have Earthlink DSL at home and also get 20 hours per month of free dial-up while on the road... If I go over the $20 it is $1 per hour for each hour over.

I love the DSL, my speeds on that are 1300 kbps download and 325 kbps upload...

Been with them over 3 years...
 
Check out http://www.bigzoo.com

I use them for cheap long distance and they always advertise this dirt cheap Internet service. If the Internet service is as good as their long distance has been, it'll be great. They appear to have a lot of local access numbers (but probably not as much as AOL).

I think their plans are cheap because they only offer 150hrs/month instead of Unlimited. 5hrs/day isn't that bad unless you've got some sort of addiction :)
 
Another for Earthlink.

I have Sprint DSL at home, which uses Earthlink as the ISP. Same 20 hrs of dialup access per month that everyone else mentioned, but I've never been charged for going over. Considering that it's a "free" service, as it's included in a service I was going to buy anyway, it can't be beat. Never had any service issues either. Excellent network availability and local access numbers are everywhere I've ever laid over.
 
I mentioned my DSL in an earlier thread, but not by name, so I thought I'd give them a plug. It's with SBC, and unlike some of the others, the dial up service which comes with it is via an 800 number and is unlimited.

In the year that I've been with them, I've had no service interruptions and excellent response to any questions.

You cannot go wrong with any of the better services mentioned on this thread...ATT, Earthlink, etc....but again, run as fast as you can from AOL. As others have said, it's like a disease on your computer.
 

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