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No need for an additional phone line, no busy signals, no wait! With its attractive price,
and fleet performance this high speed, always on service is perfect for your residential, home office, or small business needs.
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High Speed Internet Benefits:
- Only one telephone line needed – now
you can talk on the telephone and be on the Internet all at the same
time!
- Always-on service, no waiting for
dial-up modems.
- No busy signals.
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Faster downloading of files, email messages and webpages
- All LVT Corp high-speed Internet
accounts come with one email address. Additional email addresses are $1.00 per address per month.
Other Important Information:
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Customer needs Ethernet or USB port on their computer. (Windows 95,98,
2000, ME, XP or NT 4.0) Customer is responsible for this equipment.
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LVT Corp. does not provide a firewall for your computer(s). The DSL
service is "always on", so your computer is open to the outside world.
Customer is responsible for providing their own firewall.
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These prices do not include telephone service.
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Sales Tax is not included in the prices stated above.
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When purchasing a DSL modem from LVT Corp, customer
is provided a 30 day warranty from LVT Corp. After LVT Corp 30 day warranty
expires, the manufacturer warranty is effective.
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Subsequent visits to the customer's premises will incur a trip charge ($20.00) and
labor charges ($40.00/hour).
- Static IP Addresses - $5.00 per IP Address per month.
- Separate fees for material such as wiring and telephone jacks may be charged to the customer's account.
Billing information and other fees
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Billing begins 30 days from the day the service is activated. Your first
bill may reflect prorated service and one full month of service.
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Reconnection of service for non-payment - $11
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Service/record change - $11
For more information on our terms of
service, please view our subscriber agreement and
subscriber billing
agreements.
Usage of this service is guided by regulations set forth under
Midwest TelNet's Acceptable Use Policy
LVT Corp does not supply a firewall. You will be responsible for supplying your own firewall
to protect your computer.
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