Yes, as a clarification
'Good' Features
(things like no ports blocked, good Customer service, Usenet, etc)
Unneeded features
things like AOL; spam blocking/security software/etc. We use
linux exclusively, and deal with security/firewalls ourselves, don't
need the ISP to do it.
I didn't realize the pickings were slimmer down in Dakota Country. I
will check out tcq.net Kraig (thanks for the link).
-jordan
On 7/7/06, Kraig <jkjones at tcq.net> wrote:
>
> Hello Jordan,
>
> I've had tcq.net for an ISP for about three years now. We get the 256K
> DSL from Qwest for $18/mo in addition to the most basic phone service we
> can get -- since they kicked us off the party line ;-) ...
>
> I've had no complaints about TCQ. They're inexpensive ($10/mo -- if you
> pay $120 annually). I don't know about features -- we use the email and
> internet access and I haven't ever asked them for anything special.
> Never had any problems with restrictions on what I want to do. They're
> a local company, and they've been easy to talk to when I've had (only a
> few) technical questions. So, at least for basic, home user
> requirements like mine, I'd give them an "A".
>
> Kraig
>
>
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