Tommy wanted to know what internet services were fast and slow, so we listed the major types of internet services and the speeds you can expect.

Ted signed up for Att Yahoo Basic DSL and found watching movie trailers online a bit slow. We recommend that video watchers and music junkies sign up for Att Yahoo High Speed Internet Pro.

Angela needed help with her Road Runner High Speed Internet web mail. Her Road Runner email account said that she was using over 100% of her capacity. Angela deleted many of her Road Runner email files, but still received the error message.

William ordered his Comcast high speed internet deals which included a Comcast special $125 Amazon Gift Card. William was expecting the $125 Amazon gift card right away, however, most Comcast specials have wait periods.

Betty cancelled her old SBC email account and transferred it to the new SBC Yahoo email, but was unable to login and view her emails for the new Yahoo.com email account.

Jasmine is paying $46 per month for Comcast cable high speed internet service and was thinking of switching to AT&T Yahoo Pro DSL. If Comcast cable high speed internet service is the same 3 Mbps, then Jasmine could save $21 per month by switching from Comcast Cable to AT&T Yahoo DSL Pro, also 3 Mbps.

Darlene’s parents live in the country where high speed internet service is not available. Whenever Darlene sends pictures to her parents, it takes forever to download the pictures through a dial up internet connection. We recommend that Darlene compress her pictures before sending, here’s the how to.

Nicholi wanted a free email address account to help him work while outside the USA. We suggested that Nicholi find a free web hosting account and use the free email address associated with it.

Tim asked us to cancel his dial up internet service account, but didn’t say which dial up internet service provider he was using. We provided a link to cancel NetZero dial up internet, as an example of what he needs to do to cancel his service.

Julie was having trouble with our high speed internet check availability tool. She knew her email address was typed in correctly, but our high speed internet check availability tool kept saying Julie’s email address was invalid. Thanks to Julie the error has been corrected.