Get Connected with Copper.net

As many of my readers know, I moved recently and was without internet for about a month (oh, I had access here and there at the library). When it came time to look for internet providers in my area…uh, well, let’s say I didn’t see much that I liked.

Well today I visited Copper.net and man! why do I find things like this after I’ve already made a choice?! If you are in the market for internet service, have a look at Copper.net. They are an American based company- with customer service in the United States. I found it interesting that would be a selling point on their website. Lately, I have had to deal with customer service that I know is based out of India, although not concerning my internet service. Often they cannot understand me (sometimes I find it difficult to understand them but generally I do okay). It would be nice to have someone in the states to address my customer service issues.

Did you know that dial-up internet is still an option?? I would say who would use that but I suppose for those that use the internet infrequently (not me) or for simple things (not sure what that would include!) dial-up may be just what they need. For me (and most people I know) it has to be dsl or cable. To me, the speed of dial-up is crippling and I cannot imagine using it again.

Check out how they compare to the competition. Copper.net also offers free back-up service (up to 2GB) using IDrive. And another very interesting feature is that you don’t have to download any software. I understand why some people do not want to have to download software and with Copper.net, it isn’t necessary.

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