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.

Paul wanted to know how soon he would get his cheap fast internet service connection set up. All estimated service times are provided during the online ordering process.

Carol was confused and thought that InternetServiceDeals.com was responsible for managing her Net Zero dial up internet service account. We helped Carol understand how to cancel Net Zero account and which Net Zero phone numbers to call.

Vinny dropped us an email to cancel his internet account and credit him for billed internet services. As we tell all of our website visitors, we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction, however, we can’t cancel your internet account for you.

Tom wanted to cancel his existing Juno internet and webmail account to sign up for one or our June internet and webmail special offers. Usually this won’t work, because special offers are for new customers, a way to help them try a service they haven’t tried before.

Steve wanted to know why he can’t get Bellsouth broadband or wireless high speed internet through his Directv satellite dish. He prefers to use Bellsouth internet service but wants to upgrade from dial up to high speed.

Francis has a problem with his SBC Global email account. When he sends mail through SBC Global email to his cousin, he gets crazy looking fonts and colors that he’d rather make disappear.

Janice wanted some form of internet service with no home phone line requirement. We listed Janice’s options - Dial Up, DSL, Cable, Satellite, Wireless - and gave her some advice.