AT&T WorldNet

Pros: Easy to access, six email accounts, and rarely do you get kicked off
Cons: none

I have been with AT&T Worldnet Service for 3 years now and I am thoroughly pleased with the service they provide. I never have to worry about getting a connection. No matter what time of day or night I decide to get online, I am able to connect....

Pros: no problems, courteous
Cons: can't log in from other computers

My husband and I decided to use AT&T mainly because it was all we could find when we were looking. But we haven't had any problems with it at all.

We have unlimited access for $21.95 a month which is an average price. We have several...

Pros: affordable, decent connection time
Cons: Watch for virus' with downloads, email pummeled with spam

Living in a small town, there are few options for internet service. AT&T seemed the best of all the evils. While we only have one access number, the connection time isn't too bad. But when it is full or if there is a lot of traffic, you can not...

Pros: great service and tech support
Cons: junk email and addressing issues

Most users that will be reading this message have an ISP that is probably providing them with unlimited access for 19.95 or higher. I was looking for a relatively cheap plan that would meet my limited needs.

1. I only need 10 hours a month....

Pros: connect quickly at reasonable speed
Cons: manual disconnect

Some time ago, when I was using MSN, the Microsoft Network for my unlimited internet access, I wrote an epinion about them. (Go read it.) I had been having troubles with them, and finally decided to switch. I picked AT&T WorldNet service and have...

Pros: Wonderful Customer Service
Cons: A little on the pricey side

I have been an ATT Worldnet subscriber for a little more than a year. We were with Bell Atlantic first until the fired off an email stating that their version of unlimited access and my version differed by approximatey 50 hours a month and $100!! So we...

Pros: helpful company
Cons: none so far

I quit using Bellatlantic and started using AT&T worldnet isp service about 8 months ago and have to say its one of the best Isp's i've had so far..... connections are great, get through on the first dial, monthly fees are average cost, and it is...

Pros: Abundant access numbers, easy setup, no busy signals, rock-solid reliable
Cons: limited email capabilities

I'm a survivor of AOL who after being fed up with that service has FINALLY found a permanent home with AT & T Worldnet. I say that because after 6 months of AOL I was ready to tear my hair out. I work from home and access the net for long hours every...

Pros: Easy to connect
Cons: everything else

When I first got my computer we signed up for AT & T WorldNet and I absolutely hated it. It connected easily but it took forever to load, I lost messages all the time, I couldn't send emails about half of the time.
And then there is the billing,...

Pros: good connection
Cons: expensive

this is a really good internet to get cause you rarely get kicked off but that is normal unlike AOL you always get kicked offline on AOL but on ATT you never get kicked offline and there is good tech support you always get connected on the first try and...

Pros: Great connections, surfing easy, connection speed high.
Cons: Worldnet mail server is a pain

When I had to switch to AT&T Worldnet so that my husband's Sega Dreamcast could connect to the internet, I was not too excited. Okay, so I was an AOL fanatic. Even though I had problems getting online, and sometimes my 56K modem would not connect...

Pros: Easy interface, offers upgrade, $22 unlimited, full internet access
Cons: disconnects when idle for a few hours

As an AT&T Worldnet member for over 5 years I have never experienced any negative aspects such as busy signals, slow connections or software problems. Before Worldnet I had been using BBS' for a few years, and then switched to Prodigy. Prodigy then...

Pros: internet access
Cons: mafia owned

How do you cancel this thing?

Apparently, I signed some kind of lifetime contract with these goons. Whenever I try to cancel my service, they always want more info, info that I don't have. What's your birthdate? Your mother's maiden name?...

Pros: Rarely a busy signal
Cons: Very poor service

I first tried using worldnet service around 2 years ago. I had recently dropped AOL because of constant price increases, and was on the prowl for something new. I used Microsofts built in wizard and obtained a list of possible ISP's. From what I had...

Pros: Won't Live Without Them
Cons: Can't Live Without Them

December of 1997. I remember it well. That was the point of no return. My New years Resolution for that year was to set up a web site. I had heard of places like Geocities where the sites were free - and that was within my budget. My husband told me that...