AT&T@home

Pros: Fast, cheaper than DSL, downloads too fast to handle
Cons: sometimes unreliable, not se great support

Anyone who is a serious internet junkie or game player has ooed and awwed at cable and DSL internet at least once in the sad, pathetic, online life. At least I have. Well for a long time I had a phone internet that drove me up the wall. This ISP was one...

Pros: Fast, fast, fast. 60-day free trial & free installation!
Cons: What will I do with all my spare time? If I decide to keep (why wouldn't I?) I'll spend 40 bucks a month ......

OK, I succumbed to the free offer for 2 months trial, and free installation of AT&T's Broadband @ Home cable internet service.

Even though I have been with Earthlink for years, recent issues with poor dial-up connections, unreliable...

Pros: fast, reliable, fast, easy, fast, fun
Cons: AT&T is too big already, down with monopolies!

Once you go fast, you'll never go back. (That would be a great slogan for a cable modem company!)
I have had @Home for about a year and I love it. It has only been down a couple of times, one of those times for a couple days. The customer service...

Pros: Amazingly fast connections
Cons: None that I've found

I have recently acquired an AT&T@home connection and I just love it! Being a very impatient person, I have tried everything to make my connection faster, from software gimicks and downloads to new and improved hardware, and nothing has even come...

Pros: Fast Internet Connection
Cons: You will be addicted

My family has had At Home since November 2000. Now it is with ATT BI(Broadband Internet).In the past we would have outages for as long as a week but we were automatically refundend for our outages with no hassles. Another time ATT accidently disconnectd...

Pros: FAST, FAST, FAST
Cons: occasional downtime (not too much, though)

I'm on the internet all of the time... so I can't tell you how excited I was to find out I was eligible for AT&T's @Home service. You certainly couldn't argue with the start up price. Free installation and the first two months free.

I...

Pros: fast..reliable.. no congestion..
Cons: long wait on hold for the technical support if you need it

I been a att cable user for almost two yrs. In the beginning was some problems but with the improvement of technology, ATT has also grown and develop a better system. It reliable, fast, and saves so much time of waiting to download the pages from the...

Pros: Fast and reliable
Cons: price

I have tried all the dial up ISPs, and even DSL in the past and Cable beats them all hands down.I use to wait and wait and wait for downloads using dialup and then sometime I never complted the.It use to take minutes and sometime hours to get...

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: Constant Connection
Cons: 128 upload speed

I have used some of the best and worst of the dial up isp's in my time, but nothing prepared me for the revolution that is broadband service. I had just bought a house and was feeling the crunch so I was using some free isp's. When at last I was fed up...

Pros: Customer support is superb, quality is excellent.
Cons: What will happen if AOL takes over?

Before Broadband, I was on AT&T Worldnet (dial-up) which was a fine service as well. But times have changed and it was time to move on to faster service.

For the price of $45 per month using my own modem, it was well worth it since this is...

Pros: speed speed speed
Cons: need to have cable TV

I am often impatient with machines, and had delayed purchasing a home PC in part because I had grown bored surfing slowly via dial-up. I was annoyed by the Promise of the internet versus the Reality. Information was not instantly accessible. You...

Pros: Fast, constant connection
Cons: A bit pricey

It was an inauspicious beginning with AT&T. It took three tries to get me wired up and working properly. In all fairness, I already had a network card in my system and it took a bit of figuring to get all the parts to work together.

It's...

Pros: Fast service, good start price
Cons: none

I made the switch!

You know that your computer never seems slow until you find out that you can make a fast connection. Remember your first computers. Seemed really fast until you tried something at 300mz or faster. Remember when you had 4mb...

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...