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Title: Tulsa Connect residential DSL? Post by: bugo on April 22, 2009, 09:58:41 pm I want to get DSL but don't want to deal with AT&T, but I went to the Tulsa Connect website and the only DSL link is for business. Did they get out of the home DSL business? Are there any alternatives to dealing with AT&T or Cox? I'm in midtown.
Title: Re: Tulsa Connect residential DSL? Post by: nathanm on April 22, 2009, 11:13:39 pm I want to get DSL but don't want to deal with AT&T, but I went to the Tulsa Connect website and the only DSL link is for business. Did they get out of the home DSL business? Are there any alternatives to dealing with AT&T or Cox? I'm in midtown. Everybody else (including TulsaConnect) is reselling at&t's DSL (or is doing wireless), but at least you don't have to deal with them directly if you use one of their resellers. So here's the list:http://www.att.com/gen/general?pid=1363 Title: Re: Tulsa Connect residential DSL? Post by: HDPokeFan on April 30, 2009, 07:06:35 pm I want to get DSL but don't want to deal with AT&T, but I went to the Tulsa Connect website and the only DSL link is for business. Did they get out of the home DSL business? Are there any alternatives to dealing with AT&T or Cox? I'm in midtown. Sounds like you are looking for residential service. I recommend you get Cox's service. Having had both recently I can tell you Cox is much faster and best of all it is priced better. Title: Re: Tulsa Connect residential DSL? Post by: DolfanBob on May 01, 2009, 08:06:45 am Sounds like you are looking for residential service. I recommend you get Cox's service. Having had both recently I can tell you Cox is much faster and best of all it is priced better. We offer Wildblue and Hughesnet satellite internet and HDPoke is right. Cox is cheaper and faster than any other out there. I cant stand Cox either but I tried Windstream and it was terrible. Satellite internet is for people who live in the middle of nowhere. |