Your current connection

[Alysser]

DSL with wireless.

[catnapper]

Cable but it doesn't seem any faster than the DSL was (only more expensive ) The cable guy said it was because most computers aren't fast enough to keep up with the speeds.... so then its basically useless, right?

[Daisy and Delilah]

DSL--that's all I know to call it. Gosh am I still living in the 18th century?

[critter crazy]

Cable here!

[Lady's Human]

The speed of a cable internet connection fluctuates greatly.

They run common lines to many houses (The hocks on the street are hubs, rather than discrete line connections), and your connection speed is determined by how many people are currently using the service and how much they are downloading.

DSL, on the other hand, is a dedicated line.

[Karen]

We have FiOS - fiber optic from Verizon. It's great, more reliable than Comcast was, but not on your poll, and not available everywhere yet!

[trayi52]

I have the slow old Dial up. From where I live, I can't get anything else yet. Not far from where I live, they have DSL. I'll be glad when we get it here.

Willie

[GiantSchnauzer]

We have FiOS - fiber optic from Verizon. It's great, more reliable than Comcast was, but not on your poll, and not available everywhere yet!

Same here.

[Logan]

We enjoyed and supported our cable modem for a long time. Then it really got screwed up, aand after many, many months of going through it, we finally switched to DSL. We also have a wireless network in our home. Unfortunately, our desktop computers (two of them) have died on us!!!!! I am on my husband's laptop, right now. The DSL has been pretty good. It is a 3.0 connection, but plenty fast for what we need.

Logan

[Crazy-Cat-Lover]

I have cable.

[sweetpatata6]

Wireless!!!

[dogzr#1]

I'm not sure exactly what it is (as far as DSL or anything) but I know we have Roadrunner. However, we also get our Cable TV from the same line, or almost same line. I'm not too internet savvy, if you can tell.

[DrKym]

The speed of a cable internet connection fluctuates greatly.

They run common lines to many houses (The hocks on the street are hubs, rather than discrete line connections), and your connection speed is determined by how many people are currently using the service and how much they are downloading.

DSL, on the other hand, is a dedicated line.

True to a point, because that is Jaspers line of work(he writes the programs that make AT&T phone lines and their not so great lightspeed service) our cable modem(through Charter communications

[Suki Wingy]

I use wireless to access the internets

[Roxyluvsme13]

Charter Cable 3.0mp. The internet works fine, it's just the stupid computer we have problems with.