[DM-MUG] Quest DSL

[Craig Campbell]

I have used DSL from Qwest. I understand it is a shared DSL and the 
speed is a guaranteed minimum. I experienced some technical 
difficulties but I could always get ahold of a knowledgeable tech 
support person. I didn't like having to put high frequency filters 
before all my phones. I don't know If you have to do that anymore. I 
also had trouble with a fax phone switch on the Qwest line. Currently I 
have a dedicated ADSL from Mcleodusa.net. The line is faster and I have 
had very few technical problems. It cost more at the time I signed up 
but then I got more, like 384 kbps and 100 available ip addresses. To 
get the small office setup from Qwest actually cost more.
On Apr 23, 2004, at 11:57 AM, SCMurdock@aol.com wrote:

> Hi from Stan Murdock--
>
> I would appreciate comments from anyone having experience with DSL 
> from Quest
> or if you have heard anything about it.  I am thinking of subscribing 
> (in
> order to get away from AOL).  AOL has been OK since I am not into 
> doing a lot of
> web-surfing, but recently it has been constantly disconnecting me 
> which causes
> me to set and wait until it finally decides to log off so I can 
> finally log
> back on.  I am assuming this is a problem because of AOL, not from my 
> iMac
> computer.  Stan, WDM.
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