Questions about DSL
high-speed Internet access?
Click on the links below.
> Is DSL right for me?
> 5 things to know before you buy
> DSL is cheaper than dial-up
> Why buy online?
> DSL vs. Cable vs. Satellite
> Is it guaranteed?
> Tell me about Alset
> What about my privacy?
Alset Connects You to the Best
The Internet Has to Offer
We've done the research for you, selecting vendors based on their reputation, customer service and value.
As a preferred partner to these companies, we can offer you non-advertised specials and price breaks many available nowhere else.
Your privacy is paramount to us. That means no calls from telemarketers or other intrusions; just great savings on quality products and services.
Taking into consideration that you don't need to install another phone line (so you can make and receive calls while you're online), you'll find DSL to be very comparable to a dial-up connection, in terms of the monthly cost. Of course, this comparison doesn't take DSL's superior speed over dial-up into consideration. When you take this into account, (and factor in the cost of all the extra time you're spending just waiting for connections, downloads, etc.), DSL may actually be cheaper for you in the long run.
Here's a typical cost breakdown:
2 telephone lines
(one for voice and one for data) $17-$20 per line
Internet access provider $19-$25
Average monthly cost $36-$45
*Example using DirecTV pricing; EarthLink prices slightly more.
Won't I get the same deal by going directly to a DSL company?
Not necessarily. Alset has already done most of the homework for you by researching the market, then forming alliances with providers that have strong reputations for service, quality and value.
We enjoy preferred vendor status with our partners. This means we can often negotiate special rates and volume discounts -- many available nowhere else.
