Is NetZero a Reliable and Affordable Option for Internet Access?

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NetZero is being considered as a low-cost internet service option for those looking to save money on broadband. Users have shared positive experiences with Juno.com, another dial-up provider, noting satisfactory connection speeds around 46K. There is a suggestion that NetZero may have a connection or association with Juno, indicating a potential reliability in service. Overall, both NetZero and Juno are viewed as viable alternatives for budget-conscious individuals seeking internet access.
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I'm trying to save money for school so I'm getting rid of my broadband connection and seeking something very cheep. NetZero seems to be the way to go. Does anyone here have opinions on NetZero or other ISPs? Thanks.

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My brother has been using Juno.com as his dial-up connection for years. He's happy with it and spends a couple hours a day online usually getting about a 46K connection. I believe NetZero is/was associated with them.
 
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