Now Even Cheaper! Get SBC Yahoo! DSL For $14.95 Per Month - SBC Internet

[GottaDEAL]

<a href="http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click?bfmid=37922269&siteid=40911438&bfpage=dsl_text" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.d2sales.com/assets/logos_pictures/sbc_yahoo_dsl_logo.gif" border="0"></a><br /><br />Starting today, SBC is offering their basic SBC Yahoo! DSL broadband service for just $14.95 when you order online and prepay for a year of service. The faster "Pro" service is now just $24.99 per month. There is an early termination fee of $200 if you cancel, but with these rates, an entire year of service is under $200! Unlike in the past, there is no expensive phone plan purchase required. See site for full details and availability information. Offer expires June 30th.<br /><br /><a href="http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click?bfmid=37922269&siteid=40911438&bfpage=dsl_text" target="_blank">Now Even Cheaper! Get SBC Yahoo! DSL For $14.95 Per Month - SBC Internet</a><br /><br /><b>Discuss the deal in this thread.</b>

[i-bystander]

Wow... there's really no reason not to have broadband now.

[Aaron]

Wow... there's really no reason not to have broadband now.

If it's available in your area, which-- of course it's not available in mine. We have the normal local providers, but nothing else like this.

[RossMAN]

If only this was available in our area.

 

Considering AOL charges $23.95/mo for SLOW DIAL UP, there is no reason not to have broadband.

[mrn8]

What does the rate change to after 1 year?

[Brad]

What does the rate change to after 1 year?

Probably whatever their then-current rates are. A year is a long time. $15 could be their regular price by then. Threaten to move to RoadRunner and they'll probably offer you another great rate.

[i-bystander]

If it's available in your area, which-- of course it's not available in mine. We have the normal local providers, but nothing else like this.

I said that because if SBC lowers their price, (hopefully) the other providers would follow suit - then there's really no reason not to have broadband. :)

[ma31913]

I called SBC-DSL retention department a few munites ago to get my service rerated to $ new 14.95 plan that came out today. I switched to $ old 19.95 only two months ago from $26.95 but they switched me to the new 14.95 plan with a new 1-year contract starting next month. Great!

[mrn8]

So, it looks like they are pretty flexible with pricing. Good deal, I will let my parents know about this. I think they are currently paying $14 / month for dial-up, and they keep watching for RoadRunner to be available in their area ever since they used it at my house.

[EagleEye]

Is there a way to see if it is offered in your area? I looked at the site, but couldn't find out if it was offered. Or, does anyone know if it is avaiable in Pittsburgh, PA? My uncle is looking to get DSL, and this is a sweet deal!

[mrn8]

Click on the original link in the first post. Input the phone number, area code first, and it will let you know what service are available to that number.

[RossMAN]

Is there a way to see if it is offered in your area? I looked at the site, but couldn't find out if it was offered. Or, does anyone know if it is avaiable in Pittsburgh, PA? My uncle is looking to get DSL, and this is a sweet deal!

If you know your uncle's landline phone number and physical address you can check online.

 

Check for availability

[EagleEye]

I tried that, but it says "

SBC Yahoo!® DSL

 

We were unable to validate account information for the number you provided. Proceed with ordering and a SBC service representative will contact you to validate your account information before processing your order."

 

So I don't know if that means there is no service in that area, or if it means that he simply doesn't use SBC for his phone sevice or something like that.

[RossMAN]

I would recommend your Uncle call SBC to confirm if his phone line is eligible or not.

 

The web site doesn't seem to offer a yes or no answer.

[EagleEye]

Thanks for the help.