DSL service in Colorado is available in most areas that are within a specified distance from a provider's equipment. DSL is much faster than dial-up, with download speeds ranging from 256K per second to 24MB per second depending on the type of technology and distance from the provider's central office.
DSL, short for Digital Subscriber Loop or Line, is a high-speed Internet connection over telephone lines. It uses a higher frequency than voice transmission so you can use your phone and access the Internet at the same time.
DSL is set up by installing a DSL modem or router that connects to a phone jack. To prevent feedback and noise, a filter is placed on the phone line to block out the high frequencies used for data transmission.
It's easy to find DSL. Colorado offers many providers that operate in the state. To get an idea of which DSL service in Colorado is right for you:
1. Compare the costs among providers of DSL in Colorado.
2. Check out support options and service level agreements.
3. Look at other business services that are included in the DSL package.
Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done
Browse directories of Colorado DSL providers
To start your search for DSL, find out what broadband services your local phone company offers, then compare it to independent providers.
I recommend: The
Colorado Telecommunications Association provides links to member sites. Check with the local phone companies to see if they provide DSL. Use the
ISP Guide to find DSL providers by municipality. You can compare monthly rates and sign up with one click.
Check out national companies for phone and DSL services in Colorado
A large national provider of DSL can offer excellent customer service and trouble-free connections.
I recommend: AT&T offers DSL and other telecommunications services nationwide.
CenturyTel services many parts of the United States, and has a range of packages for business.
Look into smaller companies that offer high-speed Internet in Colorado
Look at small local provider for a personal touch and great high-speed Internet deals in Colorado.
I recommend: ColoradoDSL offers a range of packages that include web hosting and spam filtered email accounts.
CityStar will help you find the best broadband package for your business
Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide
- Keep in mind that Colorado DSL providers who don't own the phone lines have limited control over system outages and service levels. Independent providers of DSL Internet service may provide more competitive pricing and better business packages than the major telecoms. However, it can take longer to resolve service issues.
- Find out whether the provider offers a free router with its service. DSL can be routed across your network, but speed will be reduced as more people use the connection. Many DSL routers include firewall and routing services. Consider upgrading your router if it doesn't meet your needs.
The official source of DSL Service in Colorado is
the DSL Service in Colorado page at Business.com
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