Whether you use the internet to shop online, pay your bills, surf the web or run your business, HughesNet is the most flexible DSL option available in the US. In addition to its inherent security, the mobility HughesNet service provides is ideal for consumers who spend a lot of time on the road. Satellite DSL Internet from HughesNet does not use spot beam technology which means customers can travel anywhere in the lower 48 states and still maintain a reliable Internet connection. In other words, you have continuous coverage even if you’re mobile. Try that with a cable company!
HughesNet, the leading high-speed Satellite Internet provider, offers coverage no matter where you choose to live or work. As consumers are getting increasingly frustrated waiting for DSL or cable companies to reach their (remote) area and with the constant price increases imposed by cable companies nationwide, HughesNet is adding new customers to their service by the minute. With over 350,000 Satellite Internet subscribers, HughesNet customers enjoy high-speed Internet no matter where they are.
Currently, HughesNet has several offers for its new customers. Residential customers with only one or two computers in the house would probably be most interested in the Home Service plan. This plan features download speeds of up to 700 kbps, and upload speeds of up to 128 Kbps. Quite enough for any work you might need to do. Additionally, five e-mail accounts are automatically provided, each of which comes with 10 Mb of storage.
If you need more power, you may opt for their Pro, Pro Plus, Small Office or Business plans, with download speed of 2Mbps and upload speeds of up to 500Kbps. With that speed you can even run your own website.
In other words, just because you’re not eligible for DSL or cable-modem access, it doesn’t mean a high speed connection is out of reach. If you have a PC and a clear, unobstructed view of the southern sky, chances are you qualify. So give HughesNet a chance and let me know what you think.
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