Good DSL service provider?

[mikemacdonald at earthlink.net (Michael MacDonald)]

Hello
I'm currently using PheonixDSL (www.pheonixdsl.com) in the Boston Area under
Linux. Pheonix is 50 a month for 768/408kbps, plus they offer lower/faster
plans for more money. They give you 1 static ip address which they will
allow you to reverse to a domain name if you wanted. If you get the 2 year
contract through Rhythms the modem and installation costs are free.  It took
Pheonix about 35-40 days to get my DSL up and running which is supposedly
considered pretty good compared to some of the other wait times that DSL
companies make there customers put up with.  I have nothing but good things
to say about this company, the only screws up were Verizon's fault (they
missed there appointment for outside wiring twice). They are very reliable
from my experience.

Best regards,
-Michael MacDonald
mikemacdonald at earthlink.net
P.S. If you have any questions about Pheonix DSL I will be happy to answer
them, just email me or write the BLU mailing list :o)

----- Original Message -----
From: Huy M Le <huymle at gis.net>
To: <discuss at blu.org>
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 2:44 PM
Subject: Good DSL service provider?


> Wouldn't anyone mind recommending a good DSL service provider which
serving
> the Cambridge area?  I am looking a an account with a static IP at $50 or
> less per month so I can run my own web server on a Linux PC.  I have
looked
> at dslreports.com and interested in USONET's service.  Is anyone using or
> have used USONET service?  Would anyone recommand USONET?
>
> TIA,
>
> Huy
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