What is DSL?
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) is an always-on internet connection that uses your existing copper telephone wire. By using special equipment both ends (the customer end and the ISP end), you can use your phone while maintaining your Internet connection. DSL is many times faster than ordinary dialup. No signing in, no modem fuss, no numbers to dial - just high-speed internet service that is always there.
How fast is it?
jellico.com, Inc.'s DSL ranges from 128K to 7000K. Not all speeds are available in all areas. By using the pre-qualfication form below, you can determine what speeds are available in your location.
What do I need to get DSL?
How much does it cost?
Many factors determine the cost of our DSL service including which state you live in, who your local phone company is and which DSL speed is available in your area.
There is a $49.95 one-time activation fee. This covers your line activation, the DSL modem and your first month of service. We are selling these modems to you at our cost. Click here for a cost comparision.
It's rare, but it can happen. Your DSL line goes down. For an additional $5.00 per month, we offer a dialup backup to keep you online while waiting for repair. This option is also very useful if you travel because, unlike DSL, you can take your dialup access with you. Contact us by phone or e-mail if you would like this option added to your DSL package.
Use the pre-qualfication form below to find out your cost.
Availability
We have DSL available in most areas of the country. We do not yet have it available in the southern states (due to the Bellsouth/AT&T merger) but we expect to bring DSL into this area soon.
Use this form to find out if DSL is available at your home or place of business. Most of our DSL packages require you to have a landline telephone with your local incumbent phone company (AT&T, AT&T TAS, SBC, Verizon or Covad). We have Stand Alone (dry) DSL which does not require a landline telephone in Verizon areas only. If you are in a Verizon coverage area, you can check the box that says "Check Addess Only" to see if Stand Alone DSL is available at your location.