How to Choose an ISP in 4 Simple Steps

Choosing an Internet Service Provider (ISP) can feel like navigating uncharted territories, but with our easy-to-follow guide, you'll be able to make an informed decision in no time. In this video, we break down the process of selecting an ISP into four simple steps:
👉 Check ISP Availability: Not all ISPs operate in all areas. We'll show you how to check if the ISPs you're considering are available in your region.
👉 Consider Key Features: We delve into the six crucial features you should consider when choosing an ISP - Internet speed, price, data allowance, customer service, home network management features, and contract length.
👉 Decide on the Type of Internet: There are four main types of internet - cable, DSL, satellite, and fiber optic. We'll help you understand the pros and cons of each type and guide you in making the best choice for your needs.
👉 Customer Reviews: Finally, we'll discuss the importance of customer reviews and how they can provide valuable insights into the service quality of an ISP.
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There is Also WISP's Wireless ISP that provide terrestrial wide area wireless internet access through things like 3Ghz Tarana Radio's that can provide 200MBPS or more with line of sight.. marketed as "air fiber"

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Correction Issued on Satellite... While traditional Geo sat internet is slow... New Low Earth orbiting networks are coming.. .and starlink has been able to consistently provide 100MBPS+ combined with latency in the 20 to 60 MS range... however starlink is slow to roll out to new areas.... Amazons Project Kuiper is also Comming with the Proposed ability to provide Low latency Gigabit Speed's from Low Earth orbit