The first thing you ll need is an Internet Service Provider. If you already have a service provider, just send us your e-mail address. If you don t have a service provider, there are many to choose from. Choosing a provider is much like choosing a long-distance company. You may choose either a National or Local Service Provider.
Technical support is generally also very good.
You may find, however, that information is retrieved more slowly on the Internet when you use a National Service Provider due to the heavy traffic on their phone lines. They tend to be more expensive than local providers as well. Local ISPs tend to be less expensive than the national providers and accessing Internet information is generally faster. However, it is generally more complicated than getting hooked-up as their software packages and technical support are not as easy to use as National providers. This is a reasonable rate and allows you to surf the net all you want for a set rate.