No, COMTek Broadband works through your existing electrical wiring in your home or office. This means there is no additional wiring required to receive COMTek Broadband Service.

The difference between the three high speed Internet services are how you, the user, connects to the Internet. DSL uses the phone lines but you must be within 18,000 feet from the co-location facility to receive the service and have an active phone line. Cable modem uses the existing Cable TV lines to deliver its broadband service. Availability is to limited areas and the service is a shared connection, thus speeds can slow down when a lot of people in the same neighborhood are online.

COMTek Broadband residential service is currently 300-500 kps or 10-15 times faster then a Dial-Up connection. Commercial service is up to 3 mbps.

No, your Capitol Broadband High-Speed Wireless Internet service does not require cable or a telephone line. There is no "dialing in". If you currently have an extra line in your home so you may dial into the Internet, now is the time to unhook it and save yourself some money. Your home or apartment must be in an area where service is available. Capitol Broadband must deploy antennas near your residence for the service to be made available.

Yes, only the COMTek Broadband modems from an authorized COMTek Broadband retail location will work on our system.

No. There are no phone lines or cable service required to use Xanadoo, and your service is always connected—with no busy signals or slow dial-up modems!

Not technically, but some cable operators require that you do subscribe to basic analog cable TV service before you sign up for high speed Internet access. Check with your local cable company for specific information.

There is an easy experiment to see if your AOL Cable will work with Phone Freedom. Simply check to see if you can access the Internet using an Internet browser. If you can access the Internet without having to connect to AOL then you can use Phone Freedom. If you cannot access the Internet without first connecting to AOL, Phone Freedom will not operate.

COMTek Broadband uses Main.net Technology to deliver its broadband service. Main.net is the leader in the BPL market passing through more homes nationwide then any other provider. More information on Main.net's equipment and technology can be found at http://www.mainnet-plc.com

Yes, COMTek Broadband Service allows the utility the capability of Transformer Outage Notification, Automated Meter Reading, Electrical Monitoring, and Electrical Management Services. Plus, the utility receives a revenue share of the monthly subscription rates.

Yes. Only one line will come into to your house. A splitter will be mounted on the outside of your home. Multiple cables can be routed from this splitter.

To cancel your COMTek Broadband Services you must contact our customer service staff at 888.9COMTek (888.926.6835).

Yes to both! Many of our customers find their sunroom to be the BEST place to relax and watch television.

No. Wireless broadband does not use telephone or cable lines whatsoever. Instead, we use radios and antennas to deliver high-speed Internet service through the air. We often hear from callers who have kept their home phone line only so they could have DSL, but they would rather cancel it and use their cell phone exclusively.

Depending upon the option you selected during the sign-up process, you will be billed either monthly or annually for your COMTek Broadband Services. Communication Technologies bills in advance for monthly service. This means that you will pay at the beginning of the billing cycle for the following month’s service.

No! Our HSI service runs over your existing television coax cable so you can surf the 'net, watch TV and talk on the phone all at the same time! We can provide multiple PC access for a fee of $10.00 per month which can be used with a cable modem wire line router which we provide to you as an added feature of our service. Please review the sign up page for your community under Options/Upgrades, and choose the Multiple PC Connectivity option.

Yes. ADSL services can currently only be provided over standard Telefoñica analog exchange lines where the exchange has been ADSL enabled, you are not too far from the exchange and the line is of sufficient quality to support ADSL broadband

Free basic cable TV service is provided in all units, with enhanced service available upon request. Free basic telephone service is included in the quoted rates at New Horizons in Marlborough.

Cable TV is available through Suddenlink Communications in all areas. You can contact Suddenlink Communications at 1-877-443-3127. Telephone service is provided by AT&T. It is your responsibility to contact AT&T for installation. They have established a special telephone number for university students to call to set up service. This number is 1-877-722-6787 (1-877-7CAMPUS). In addition, AT&T has a website where you can request phone service. The web address is www.att.com.