Dial Up Frequently Asked Questions
(Q) What do I need to set up a dial up
connection? You need a phone line with a
line free of static, and a 56k internal or external. A computer
in good working order.
(Q) Can you set us up with a phone
line? We are not a clec (Phone Company). There
are options if you prefer to use only your cell. You can obtain
an inexpensive fax line (data only) from your carrier. If that
is not an option and you would like to set up access that does
not require a phone line, check out our
wireless or
cable
options.
(Q) How long will it take to set me
up. It depends on how fast your computer is. Our record
time from start to finish is under 3 minutes.
(Q) What is your ratio on the modem.
I don't want busy signals. That is not a issue. We keep
a 7-10 ratio so there is never a busy a signal when using
IDOMAIL.
(Q) What is your
billing process? We do not bill. Instead, your payment
is always do on the day you sign up with a 10 day grace period.
You get 10 free days every month to make your payment on time.
(Q) What types of payments do you
take? We prefer to have our clients set up an autodebit
payment through our online e-commerce that interhooks with
Paypal. Paypal allows our customers complete control over their
accounts, that way nobody has access to your account except you.
You set up and cancel at will. There is no middleman. We also
accept Cash, Checks, Money Orders and Manual Online Payments.
**There is a $2 fee for these payments types.**
(Q) How can I get FREE Dial Up
Access? Just refer someone to us anywhere in the United
States that we have dial up numbers. When they call in and say
you sent them, or you can email us and let us know that you
referred them and keep a heads up we'll credit your account 1
month for each paid referral. If you pay online automatically,
just send 10 paid referrals to us and we'll cancel you
subscription and give you a year free!
Learn more
here.
(Q) Do you have ip address for MAC's?
Yes, click here.
(Q) Do you have a list of Modem Errors I can
troubleshoot with? Yes,
click here.
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