Juno is a competitive ISP, they just don't include the bells and whistles most of the other Internet providers offer.
Juno SpeedBand boosts speeds 5x faster than traditional dial-up's, this is good considering the inexpensive price. This service provides basic protection including filtering, pop-up blocker, junk email filtering and email virus protection. Other features include email and a personalized startup page.
If you're someone who needs remote dial-up, business plans or has more than one computer you want to connect to the Internet, you're better off going with a different provider.
Juno offers nationwide coverage with their service; however, you will still need to check that there is service available in your immediate area.
Juno offers 2 speeds: their basic dial-up plan and their SpeedBand plan that uses an accelerator to increase connection speeds. Even with an accelerator some webpages will require some patience. If you have ever experienced a cable or DSL connection, dial-up can be a frustrating experience.
Juno offers several different support options including live agent email, technical support, a FAQs page, telephone support and a page dedicated to help you switch your provider.
Juno offers dial-up internet service at some of the best prices we've seen. One service is even free. If pricing is your main concern and speed and features are secondary issues, then Juno is an excellent choice, especially if you surf the internet less than 10 hours a month. (Pick the free one.)
Manufacturer: Juno
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