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High-speed internet options are limited in small towns, with many residents struggling to find affordable service providers. Satellite internet is available, but major providers like Verizon and Comcast may not offer high-speed connections in certain areas. Alternatives to dial-up are sought, but options are scarce. One potential solution is to share a wireless connection with a nearby friend, although caution is advised regarding online security when using shared networks.
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I really want to get high speed internet. The problem is that I can't find any company that offers it where I live for a reasonable price. I can get satellite internet as can everyone else, but Verizon (my phone provider), and Comcast don't offer their high speed at my house. Does anyone have suggestions for non-dial-up service providers? I don't even care if it's fast, as long as it isn't dial-up.
 
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I hate to break it to you but you're probably out of luck, especially if you live in a small town like I do. Do you have a friend close to you with a wireless router? If you did, maybe you could share a connection though if you do any online transactions, make sure you could trust him first because it's possible to sniff the traffic.
 

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