Everyone's Internet (Houston)

Pros: Low-price
Cons: Direct-dial Tech Support, only service Texans

3 words: Ten dollar ISP. With tax, I still pay under $11. It's just as fast as any other local ISP I've tried throughout Texas. As Internet Service Providers go, Everyone's Internet is not selling bells and whistles. They sell a really good price...

Pros: Good price, runs fairly well
Cons: Below average customer service, installation issues

Whether it is the $10 per month dial-up, $40 per month DSL or $20 per month hosting, I've used just about everything EV1 has to offer. I've even used their $99 per month Rackshaq.net servers.

Their dial-up and DSL services have always been a...

Pros: Cheap service, no busy signals
Cons: LOOOOOOOOOOONG waits on hold for customer service of any kind

Back in the beginning of EV1.net, I saw an ad in the Houston Press. Internet Access for just $10 per month. I was paying $16 elsewhere so a 60% savings sounded great to me. I was one of the first 400 customers to sign up.

I called their local...

Pros: Price & unlimited email accounts
Cons: none

Everyone's Internet is an ISP based in Houston, TX. Currently it offers service through most of Texas and is rapidly expanding into California and soon to be nationwide.
Everyone's Internet gives you unlimited email accounts, 300 mega...

Pros: Cheap dial-up ISP and you can cancel at any time
Cons: Terrible customer service and DSL installation lag

I HAVE UPDATED THIS EPINION TOWARDS THE END OF THE OLD ONE, SO FEEL FREE TO REVISIT!!

Well, by the title you can probably imagine how this review is going to go.

First of all, the good...

Everyone's Internet (ev1) is a...

Pros: Fast, relatively reliable, great price, low busy signals
Cons: Occasionally flakes out, customer service so-so. Horrible start page

I first wrote this opinion way back in late 1999, when I first switched to Everyone's Internet from my old ISP, Networks On-Line. I'd been with NOL for two and a half years when I switched, but I'm very pleased that I did. And now it's time for an...

Pros: Price, Unlimited Email, TONS of Web Space
Cons: Customer Service

I have been with EV1 for about a year now. I switched due to the price and due to the fact that they don't require a contract. Overall, I have not been disappointed.

I believe that EV1 is relatively new around the Houston area (maybe 2...

Pros: inexpensive, decent customer support
Cons: too much dialup traffic, lots of busy signals, frequent disconnects

When I signed up with Everyone's Internet over a year ago, it was a great service: relatively few busy signals, rare disconnects, and cheap. It was much better than the service I received from AOL, my original ISP. However, about two or three months...

Pros: Unlimited Email Addresses, virus protection, 300 MB website, FrontPage extensions, SPAM filtering
Cons: Limited to dialup - DSL discontinued in most of the greater Houston area

I pay $9.95 per month ($10.83 with tax) for unsurpassed service with one of the nations largest dialup providers - "Everyones Internet" (www.ev1.net - they have a really tacky website). They originated in Houston Texas around 1998 or so, and I have maint ...

Pros: Absolutely none.
Cons: Absolutely all.

It's late, I'm tired, so this is going to be terse.

1. I contracted with them to provide ADSL; they installed SDSL and will not correct it without penalty.

2. They DO NOT KNOW WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT. You better be as xDSL...

Pros: no disconnects, customer service
Cons: none so far

This is the best ISP if you happen to be in the Houston, Texas area. I have had service for about a year and the deal is great. Ten dollars a month with no pre-pay (you are billed monthly). You can get unlimited e-mail addresses, voice mail, and...

Pros: cheap - dependable
Cons: none

I made the switch to Everyone's Internet about six months ago. After paying $20+/month for my local ISP I felt it was time for a change.

At "just 10 bucks a month" Everyone's Internet (ev1.net) is a superior provider. They have a...