Who is a good choice these days? If you have an ISP you like, I'll look up the details and report back 
I seek:
* Under $10/month. (I'm paying $15 now with AppleISP.)
* Trusted, recommended company. Reliable connections and good uptime.
* Access numbers everywhere I travel (US).
* NO 5-HOUR CONNECTION LIMIT! I download files bigger than that sometimes. "Unlimited" usually means nothing when you read the fine print.
* V.92 support (so my PowerBook will tell me when I have a voice call coming).
* I don't need email (except outgoing), or web space, or "acceleration." So I won't pay extra for those.
How close can I get to the above? ISP.com, Copper, TheMacISP and PeoplePC don't cut it. Usually because of the 5-hour disconnect.
Broadband sounds nice, but not $400+ per year nice! Not when I can download a big file overnight and have it by morning on dialup anyway. $400 for convenience? I'll put it towards a new computer
Besides, I travel, and broadband doesn't.
TIA!
I seek:
* Under $10/month. (I'm paying $15 now with AppleISP.)
* Trusted, recommended company. Reliable connections and good uptime.
* Access numbers everywhere I travel (US).
* NO 5-HOUR CONNECTION LIMIT! I download files bigger than that sometimes. "Unlimited" usually means nothing when you read the fine print.
* V.92 support (so my PowerBook will tell me when I have a voice call coming).
* I don't need email (except outgoing), or web space, or "acceleration." So I won't pay extra for those.
How close can I get to the above? ISP.com, Copper, TheMacISP and PeoplePC don't cut it. Usually because of the 5-hour disconnect.
Broadband sounds nice, but not $400+ per year nice! Not when I can download a big file overnight and have it by morning on dialup anyway. $400 for convenience? I'll put it towards a new computer
TIA!