Do you HATE dial-up?

Hello Peaches, welcome to Se7en Forums; I hope you enjoy your stay!

Peaches said:

Lol, keep the car! It's better than hi-speed internet! Unless you have a lot of cars then just sell one. :)

Lol, will do. :) Was wondering when you were going to post Gina. :)

DarkNovaGundam said:

Lol, will do. :) Was wondering when you were going to post Gina. :)

Ah, the plot thickens!

Barman58 said:

Excuse me?

What do you mean? No need to excuse...

Bare Foot Kid said:

Ah, the plot thickens!

lol? I swear this thread isn't a conspiracy to target all the major dial-up companies (AOL, NetZero, Juno, etc) and 'play' with their lines to make it so dial-up no longer exists and everyones forced to provide a faster form of internet to rural parts of the US.

DarkNovaGundam said:

lol? I swear this thread isn't a conspiracy to target all the major dial-up companies (AOL, NetZero, Juno, etc) and 'play' with their lines to make it so dial-up no longer exists and everyones forced to provide a faster form of internet to rural parts of the US.

No excuse needed, I agree with you, they need to upgrade the equipment to MODERN standards.

Bare Foot Kid said:

No excuse needed, I agree with you, they need to upgrade the equipment to MODERN standards.

Question, as I am not familiar with DSL, but isn't it used over a standard phone line? Why hasn't dial-up already been replaced.

DarkNovaGundam said:

lol? I swear this thread isn't a conspiracy to target all the major dial-up companies (AOL, NetZero, Juno, etc) and 'play' with their lines to make it so dial-up no longer exists and everyones forced to provide a faster form of internet to rural parts of the US.

Oh ok, you need to look at the quote I used above again, it wasn't meant as a shot about this.

Yes... its annoying!!!

Bare Foot Kid said:

Oh ok, you need to look at the quote I used above again, it wasn't meant as a shot about this.

Lol I'm only kidding around, personally I'm surprised there are still area's with just dial-up even with all this technology, all the companies are focusing on bringing faster speeds to people who already have their service, but not so much when it comes to expanding the coverage area.