FastNet USA works hard to eliminate busy signals, but they are still an occasional fact of life on the Internet. This happens infrequently for FastNet USA members because we have more dial-up Internet access numbers than any other Internet service provider. More numbers mean fewer busy signals. While FastNet USA will not try to limit your use or prompt you to get offline (as AOL does), you should try to be considerate of other members and not remain logged on longer than you need to.

No, you always have a Internet connection, all of the time. A wireless connection requires no phone line, making it impossible to get a busy signal.

ClearSail has an excellent customer to modem ratio. It currently is a 7:1. This means that for every 7 customers there is 1 modem. The chances that you should get a busy signal is very rare, and if a busy occurs, it is probably a bad telephone connection and you should immediately redail. If it is truly busy, more than likely the system is busy due to a public tragedy, big news event, or super bowl Sunday when the station advises for everyone to checkout the NFL website.

No. You will never get busy signals with Capitol Broadband High-Speed Internet because there is no phone line or dialing involved. Instead, you are directly connected to the Internet.

You should be getting no busy signals from your Connect dialin number. If you do, it is rare, and should go away within 2-3 minutes. It is possible that you may get other phone company messages, but you should not be getting busy signals.

It usually takes the dialer only about 1/4 second to detect fast or slow busies. When it finally breaks-through, it will sound the alarm very quickly.

You should not get any busy signals. Please let our support department know if you do. Occasionally you may have trouble dialing in if all lines out of your town are busy.

While busy signals do happen to every Internet Service Provider, Planet Connect strives to eliminate busies completely. However, if they do occur, we add additional capacity to allow more users to connect at the same time. Here are a few simple things that everyone can do to keep busy signals to a minimum : Don't "camp." Camping is when someone leaves their computer connected 24 hours a day, even when they are not home.

You should not be charged for busy signals. In the unlikely event that charges do appear on your billing statement, please email us with the date, time of you call and we will be more than happy to credit you back. The same number was dialed within two minutes of the initial attempt. Basically, if you didn't get a good connection the first time, we'll be happy to refund your attempts. MinutesOnline WILL ONLY REVIEW CREDIT REQUESTS FOR CALLS PLACED WITHIN THE LAST 30 DAYS.

The pharmacist may contact the prescriber who may then choose to use the prior authorization system or change the prescription to a generic drug. Recipients may also contact their prescriber to discuss their prescription. The pharmacist may provide the patient with up to a three (3)-day emergency supply of the brand-name drug by completing the emergency prior authorization process.

Some modems can't detect busy signals. These modems can be used to speed dial and vote for your favorite Idols but the data they generate is rubbish. Therefore DialIdol's central database on the Internet only accepts data that from modems that can prove they can detect a busy signal.

No. Your High-Speed Wireless Internet Access sends and receives Internet data through the air. It does not depend on phone or data lines and therefore you will never have to dial out. Our service is "Always On".

This does not mean you can make calls and be on the internet at the same time! This means that since we have a ratio of 5 users per line, when your computer dials our server number the line will always be free, thus you will always get access to the internet the first time you try to connect.

One number does not reflect just one line (modem) available for dialing in. We have many lines available in each of our dial-up locations. Although busy signals can occur at times, we do our best to prevent them by adding additional lines when needed.

A wireless connection requires no phone line making it impossible to get a busy signal. You can receive and make phone calls and talk while surfing the Internet!

We are using best carriers and Advanced ISDN Routing Capabilities. You should generally not have such problems with our cards, but to be practical, there is no 100 % guarantee.

No. Cellular Services does not charge for unanswered calls or busy signals within your local area if the call ends within one minute. To avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your cellular phone OFF when in a blasting area or in areas posted: TURN OFF TWO-WAY RADIO. Construction crews use remote control RF devices to set off explosives.