AT&T WorldNet

Pros: Fast connections, great deals.
Cons: Customer Service isn't that good.

I've used AT&T WorldNet Internet Service with a dial-up connection for over four years now, and I am extremely pleased with it. When I signed up for it, there was no connection fee, and you could either have a disk sent to your home with the...

Pros: Was once a reliable service.
Cons: Not much support or help.

I've used AT&T WorldNet service for over
3 years. I have used them in New York City,
Plymouth, Minnesota and Miami Lakes, Florida.

My use was with a simple 56k internal modem.
Problems were non-existant. I always connected
...

Pros: Great for IBM's
Cons: Discrimination!

While visiting relatives out of state, I saw an ad for $4.95/month AT&T Worldnet service. Hey, I thought, I can save some money on the internet service I already get! I immediately called AT&T to investigate. After waiting for 1/2 hour to get...

Pros: Easy to use, fast connections, great web pages
Cons: Unable to display images in the e-mail

One night while I was doing Freeride and decided to click on the link under "Spend It" for AT & T to check out how many points it takes for a free month (2,200 for the full plan and 1,000 points for the $9.95 plan). When you...

Pros: Nationally recognized.
Cons: Recognized as BETTER than they are.

I was a little surprised to find such high ratings here on AT&T Worldnet ISP service. I feel a need to report my unhappy history with AT&T.

BACKGROUND: I still had a bad taste in my mouth from my long distance phone service with...

Pros: Always on seems to mean always on
Cons: Random IP# changes

Updated 8/31/03... title: AT&T sucks sucks sucks sucks sucks sucks

Note: The following people rated my review "Very Helpful" when it was titled "DSL...sweet." I've since changed my opinion and am recommending against it. (Joubert,...

Pros: Low price, quick connections
Cons: bundled with long distance, on screen advertisements

Having tried the various free ISP, I finally came to the conclusion that there is no such thing as a free lunch. I have used NetZero as my primary ISP since the first one I signed up for in my market left town. That was The Discount Internet Network,of...

Pros: Reliable connections, no disconnects and proprietary software not required
Cons: None

I have been using the internet via a dialup ISP for the past six years. I have been using AT&T WorldNet for close to two years.

As many other people, I began with AOL, which I could only tolerate for less than a year. Their required browser...

Pros: Inexpensive, quality ISP, plus long distance
Cons: Annoying adbot, autodisconnect

After losing my old dial-up ISP, at a bad time financially, I was in a hurry to find another dial-up. AT&T caught my attention with their 7/7 offer: $7 a month for unlimited dial-up, plus AT&T long distance. I was already using another AT&T...

Pros: Better than AOL. Lots of local numbers. Descent homepages
Cons: Random disconnects, busy signals, slow connection

I have had an account at AT&T Worldnet for over 2 years in two different locations (Naperville, Illinois and Leeds, Alabama). When I first joined the service, the connection was always fast, I never had busy signals or disconnects, but in the last year I...

Pros: Great perks,No spam No Pop-ups
Cons: None

When I first started Web surfing my internet provider was AOL. The more I used it the more I searched for another provider.

I was tired of getting messages "Do you want to stay online" and wading through all the advertisements. The...

Pros: Rarely busy, fast connection, email access
Cons: I wish the price would drop a little

Wow, what a selection of ISP's out there! It's enough to make your head spin. I've been with AT&T Worldnet for over 3 years now. I've been extremely satisfied with my service since day one. $19.95 is automatically withdrawn from my checking...

Pros: Cheap, reliable, no-frills
Cons: Semi-proprietary connection software, slow connections

AT&T WorldNet Service
By Stephen Smith

Although good in the past, AT&T WorldNet Service has started to deteriorate and become slow and unwieldily. Last year on my annual trip to Hawai’i for a month, I signed up from AT&T WorldNet Service...

Pros: NO SPAM E-Mail, Quick Dial-up and Connect
Cons: Slow E-Mail system

I switched to ATT Worldnet last summer after being punted for the 1,000,000th time from AOL just as I was about to bid on an auction. That little stunt cost me $200, and was the last straw. I had done a survey on many of the BBS I frequent asking who...

Pros: Great for AT&T stockholders
Cons: They steal your money and fraudulently bill your credit card.

(This opinion was posted previously but somehow got moved to a dead link. I want my experience with AT&T to be viewed by EVERYONE!)

I signed up for AT&T worldnet service because there was a free trial on my Tax Cut software a few uears ago...