Before choosing among your options, let’s have a research.

Answer these simple questions, which you can then use as a guide to making an informed choice of an ISP:

How often will you be using the Internet? If you are going to be using the Internet for business, for example, and know that you will be spending a large portion of every day on the Internet, then a monthly fee platform will probably be your best option. If, however, you know that you only will be using the Internet sporadically (to check your e-mail or pay your bills), it may be cheaper to pay the per-hour rate.

What times of the day will you be using the Internet? Some ISPs offer different rates depending on whether you use the service during peak hours and off-peak hours.

Do you understand the ISPs terms? Look at the agreement terms of the ISP. Is the service provider attempting to make the terms easy to understand, or do the terms seem confusing?

What kind of Internet connection are you using? Are you using a phone line for connection? A cable line? ISPs that you connect to through a phone line require you to dial into a phone number for connection, so if you have to pay for a toll call to get into the service, you are not only paying the ISP for the service but also the phone company for making a toll call.

What are your friends/colleagues using? Ask around. Unless they work for one of the ISPs, they will give you honest opinions and can help you in making the final decision.

How much are you willing to pay? Final but extremely important. As a general rule, the cheaper the deal, the less you are going to get, whether that be in connection speed, amount of services in the suite of services that the ISP offers or the amount of technical support the ISP provides. Is the ISP offering any promotions that you can take advantage of ?Anyway, be wary of deals that seem to offer more worth than what you are paying for. 

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