by Kate Croston
It’s a safe bet to assume you have internet access if you’re reading this right now. However, it’s not as easy to know whether your internet service provider (ISP) is decent or lousy. With so many companies competing for your business, how do you know if your ISP measures up in the long run? Here are 100 ways to help you figure out if your ISP is out for you, or just out for your money.
Speed and Performance
Nowadays, one of the most important things for an ISP to offer is a high-speed connection. No one wants to sit for what feels like an eternity while you wait for a page to load. ISPs love to advertise their speed, but are you sure they’re being honest? There are ways to find out how fast your connection really is.
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