Yes, you can talk on the phone and use your DSL service at the same time, on one phone line. There's no need to add an additional phone line for Carolina Connection DSL service. Yes, but Carolina Connection does not provide network technical support. Carolina Connection provides technical support for the DSL line and the primary PC on which it was installed.

Yes, your DigiPhone service will work even if you are simultaneously accessing the Internet, sending files or instant messaging over the same broadband connection with your computer. Use of data services at the same time as use of DigiPhone may affect sound quality.

Yes. Lingo works independently of your computer, so you can make and receive calls while surfing the web.

AOL DSL will work as it uses PPPoE authentication. Most consumer brand routers (including Phone Freedom telephone adapters) handle this type of connection.

Yes, DSL satellite service. It doesn't require a phone line at all and still operates at DSL connection speeds.

Yes! DSL will either provide DSL service on your existing phone line or bring a new data line into your home for your DSL, depending on where you live. In either case, you will be able to use your existing home telephone line for phone calls while you're surfing the web.

The secret is that your normal phone service only uses part of the wire that it comes into your house on. DSL can use the remainder of the wire for high-speed digital internet service. Keeping the two signals separate is the job of filters that are installed on any phones that share the same line with the DSL service. You should receive several filters when you order DSL service and receive your modem.

Yes, you can use your phone line for voice and utilize the Internet simultaneously when you have wireless broadband.

Yes. High speed Internet service does not use phone lines, so you'll never miss a call while surfing the Internet. High speed access to the Internet (up to 70 times faster than a 28.8 modem); up to three times as fast as Standard DSL (5 Mbps vs 1.5 Mbps for DSL) There is no need for a phone line at all, which means there are never any busy signals or disconnects The monthly cost of high speed Internet service is comparable to the cost of a dial-up ISP and a second telephone line.

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Your DSL provider may require you to keep an active number with them to qualify for DSL service. Before porting your DSL provider's numbers make absolutely sure that your DSL service will remain intact. Some DSL providers will allow "naked DSL" or dryloop, but the majority do not. If you find that your DSL provider does not, then you may want to consider keeping that one number with a low end service to reduce its cost.

Yes, you can. WiLine's network is so advanced that you can watch HDTV, talk on the phone and download from the Internet all at the same time.

Only V.92 modems or a true broadband connection can do both at the same time. DACOR supports V.92 features on most of our toll free access numbers. We also provide DSL service in these communities.

Yes. Your computer and HipTel operate independently. You can use HipTel whether your computer is turned on or off. You may need to purchase a router to simultaneously use your telephone and Internet.

No. You can maintain your current DSL service or switch to WTC DSL service. When you bundle WTC DSL service with local phone service the savings will be significantly more for both your phone and DSL service.