It's depressing. The more Mark and I look into DSL and/or ISDB providers, the worse
it looks. I started looking for companies that service the 954 and 561 area
codes, but most of them seem to be large companies with entrenched
bureaucracies that charge exhorbatent
fees for anything out of the ordinary, or virtual ISPs which don't
exactly exist anywhere but are run by a guy out of a closet in Saranac,
Michigan.
I did find one company that seemed promising, Flips.Net, out of West Palm Beach, Florida.
I called, but had to leave a voice mail message. I even filled out the web
form for DSL and have yet to
hear back from them.
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