AT&T@home

Pros: Rapid installation, speedy download times of up to 1.8mbs
Cons: aggressive sales tactics, inept customer service

AT&T@home is now AT&T Broadband Internet for everyone out here since @home went bankrupt. The service went out for a few days during the switchover, and after a few hiccups, it has resumed to its normal satisfying speed.

AT&T@home has...

Pros: fast internet access that is always on. No need for second phone line
Cons: nothing major, tech support can solve one small issues with my web site.

AT&T Broadband is the nation's largest provider of broadband services and delivers High-Speed Cable Internet, Digital Cable and Digital Phone - all through a single pipeline. Their network runs past nearly 28 million homes and serves more than 16 million...

Pros: You Don't Have Busy Signals
Cons: Erratic Response Times Online, Limited Service Area

On and off for the past three months, I've been using the AT&T@home service at my father's home from his personal computer. After having used this service now consistently during my time that I have visitted here, I can honestly say that I...

Pros: It's always on, you don't get "booted", fast speed.
Cons: They made me miss almost 2 weeks of my prime at epinions.

For my rating sake, ignore the title
I'd like to take this moment to welcome everyone to my first "Home » Web Sites & Internet Services » ISPs" review in my short but sweet epinions history. While I won't claim to be Nostradamus or even Miss...

Pros: Fast loading web pages, Always on, downloads are also super fast
Cons: Tech Support, occasional downtime

How I started to use the Internet:
Back in the mid 90’s, the Internet was the latest fad. Everyone was starting to e-mail everyone else, exchange screennames, go into chat rooms, and getting the latest up-to-the-second news. I had used...

Pros: Fast downloads, always connected , fair price
Cons: Servers go down regularly

Let me start by explaining one thing to you, not unlike many of you, I spend an extremely large amount of time on my computer. Most of it is spent on the Internet searching for a particular program, plug-in, reference material, graphic material or...

Pros: dependable and excellent customer service
Cons: only support their own browser

I admit it openly. I am addicted to the internet. The first thing I do in the morning is wake up my monitor, check my e-mail, and check my epinions balance. I constantly have my Winamp playing the MP3s that I've downloaded with Napster. And I had the...

Pros: Fast
Cons: Unreliable & poor customer service

TCI seemed to be getting its customer service act together before AT&T bought it out. Both system reliability and customer service have gone straight downhill ever since.

Here is my latest horror story. As with most @home users,...

Pros: Can be faster than a DSL
Cons: Connection speed varies from 3kb-100kb

I've signed up with rogers @ home almost 5 years ago when it first came out. Back then it was known as Shaw Cable. The service then was phenomenal. Back then I was a very satisfied customer and had no complaints but now is a whole other story.
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Pros: CHEAP-FAST-ALWAYS ON
Cons: easier for hackers to get in

WHAT I HAVE SEEN AND USED
Since I have been into computers since the early 1980's. I can remember connecting with Compuserve at a blazing speed of 1400baud rate. Just looked at my modem,that I used for compuserve, it was 300 baud. So I have seen the...

Pros: Always connected, super fast speed, no wait time
Cons: Installation cannot be readily done by the average user

I started up with AT&T @Home about 3 months ago, and I have to say I really love it. I work at a University and we, like most University's have a T1 connection to the Internet. @home cable connection beats the T1 connection hands down.

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Pros: very fast, always on, cheap if during a promotion
Cons: slow to install, adds 3 more cords to your computer area.

1 hour and 45 minutes ago, my AT&T@Home cable service was completely installed successfully. However the previous sentence doesn't mean that everything went completely smoothly. If you are planning on installing a cable modem, there are a couple of...

Pros: See Below
Cons: See Below

After having dial-up internet for a large portion of my life. I decided to switch to cable. I was trying to decide over Cable, DSL, or satellite (Gilat), Cable was without any doubt the cheapest. It's very similar to the T1 connections I have at college,...

Pros: speed, speed, speed - constant conection - good customer support
Cons: price, availability

Let's get right to the point. If you ever download anything
bigger than 100Kb (a large picture) get this service if you
can. It is not available in all areas, and it's about $40
bucks a month. I can't honestly complain about anything...

Pros: High speed, always on connection
Cons: When the cable goes out the internet is out, Limited service area.

I had @Home and now that I have lost it I miss it.

I couldn't wait for AT&T cable to get @Home up in my apartment complex. I lived in one of the first markets they tested it in, Aurora, CO. I signed up for it in December 1999. The installation...