For people living in the back woods, such as myself, getting internet service can be as much of a laborious chore as waiting for dial-up to connect. My answer was looking into Satellite Internet as a source for my ISP. Since I am already familiar with the operational limitations, the affects of weather, for my DirecTV satellite for my TV source, it was a logical step to just ditch all of the hassle of dial-up out here in the boonies.
Of course, as I have already mention, Satellite TV and High Speed Internet have a long way to go to catch up with DSL, Cable, etc., however, that being said, it's light years beyond dial-up. Even in times of an economic recession, you are not limited to just buying a satellite internet system, there are lease plans available. Http://www.infodish.com/Satellite-Internet-Marketing/Lease - HughesNet -Satellite-Internet. Aspx http://www.infodish.com/Satellite-Internet-Marketing/Purchase-HughesNet-Satellite-Internet. Aspx
Even if you just want to give satellite broadband internet a try in your rural area, there are plans for leasing and purchasing available that can help you test the water a bit before completely committing to ISP. I have seen reviews on the internet about people being against going with a national reseller of HughesNet and they continually suggest, or more bluntly - misguide, the readers into going to a local satellite internet reseller to install and purchase a HughesNet service. Do not be fooled. Local resellers will not sell you anything different or provide "better" service than InfoDish.installing the system and setup will be ultimately allocated through HughesNet regardless of what reseller you purchase from. So why should you consider InfoDish above everyone else? The competitive pricing and service should speak for itself. Http://www.infodish.com/Satellite-Internet-Marketing/Lease-HughesNet-Satellite-Internet. Aspx
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