EarthLink Cable Internet

EarthLink has partnered with cable companies to provide cable Internet for residential users.

Benefits of EarthLink cable Internet service include:

• Speed: instant access that never ties up your phone; speeds up to 100X faster (based on average speed between a 28.8K and 56K modem) with downloads up to 5Mbps.
• Security: free tools help you block viruses, spyware, spam, scams, and other online threats.
• Support: call toll-free, 24/7.
• Value: all plans include free dial-up to use while away from home.

Your EarthLink cable internet service comes with all this features:

• Easy email switch: automatically imports your old email messages and address book, sends out change of address notices, and can even forward mail sent to your old account.
• 8 email addresses with 10MB of email storage per address.
• Web Mail for easy access to your email from any computer.
• Instant messaging: stay in touch, use any IM program (AIM, Yahoo, MSN, and more).
• 80MB of webspace (10MB per email address): build your own personal homepage.
• Free Site Builder: get your website up in minutes, no experience necessary.
• Photo Center: free, unlimited storage for your digital photos; free photo editing tools; or order low-cost prints of your pictures.
• Digital Music: Their free Jukebox lets you play, rip, and burn music, listen to free online radio, and buy music for just $.99 per track.

If you are customer of Time Warner/Bright House Networks the introductory rate (up to 5.0Mbps service only) is $29.95/month for 6 months. Regular monthly rate (up to 5.0Mbps service) is $41.95/month. Regular monthly rate (up to 8.0Mbps service) is $72.95/month. Standard installation is free.

Comcast customers pay an introductory rate of $19.95/month for 3 months. Regular monthly rate (after introductory period) is $45.95/month (Up to 4Mbps service). Installation is free.

Availability: EarthLink cable Internet is available across USA.

EarthLink also provides dial up, DSL and Satellite internet service.

Last Revised 28 June 2005.

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