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Latest ISP reviews
1. Sisna
2. Voodoo Creations
3. Web Pros Network
4. Appleisp
5. Netzero
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The Rating Groups:

We are re­view­ing ran­dom­ly pi­cked In­ter­net Ser­vi­ce pro­vi­ders in the fol­lo­wing ma­jor grou­ps:
· Free ISPs
· Low-cost ISPs
· Special Interest ISPs
· Major ISPs
· General (All other)

The Rating Categories:

The fi­nal ra­ting for eve­ry ISP we re­view is ge­ne­ra­ted from the in­di­vi­du­al ra­tings that our re­view­ers gi­ve it. No­te: The fi­nal ra­ting is NOT an a­ve­ra­ge of the fol­lo­wing six ra­tings; each of the­se thin­gs is weig­h­ted dif­fe­re­n­t­ly to co­me up with the fi­nal o­ve­r­all ra­ting.

· Longevity (age)
· Speed, latency, "busies"
· Customer Support
· Features
· Value (price, extra fees)
  and
· Reviewer's Angle.

  This last ra­ting ba­si­ca­l­ly lets a re­view­er sway the fi­n­al ra­ting--ei­ther hi­gh­er or lo­wer--ba­sed on the re­view­er's ex­pe­ri­e­n­ce with an ISP. He­re's an ex­a­m­ple: An ISP mi­ght ha­ve re­al­ly go­od con­ne­c­ti­vi­ty but re­al­ly bad sup­port--so it gets a low Re­view­er's An­gle ra­ting to ke­ep the ove­r­all ra­ting low, sin­ce the ISP ul­ti­ma­te­ly isn't fun to use. Or an ISP mi­ght ha­ve po­or web­si­te and li­mi­ted set of ex­tra fea­tu­res but ha­ve a very good ser­vi­ce and sup­port--so it mi­ght get a hi­gh Re­view­er's An­gle to bo­ost the over­all ra­ting a bit.

· We here at The ISP List build our re­views aro­und ce­r­tain guide­li­nes, but keep in mi­nd that we al­so ha­ve dif­fe­rent re­view­ers with dif­fe­rent opi­ni­ons and wri­ting sty­les. Wri­ters aren't ex­pec­ted to stri­c­tly fol­low the re­views and ra­tings of ISPs that they di­dn't re­view them­selv­es. Some­ti­mes this leads to no­ti­ce­able dif­fe­ren­ces be­t­we­en re­views and ra­t­ings of dif­fe­rent ISPs.

· The bot­tom li­ne is that no two co­m­pa­ni­es are ali­ke, and no two sets of ne­eds are the sa­me the­re­fo­re our re­views con­si­der each pro­vi­der on its own me­rits. This me­ans that ev­en for si­mi­lar ISPs, we re­view each in­di­vi­du­al com­pa­ny by it­self on its own terms, in­stead of just try­ing to keep our ra­tings of the­se ISPs in li­ne with each other. So even tho­ugh our re­vi­ews will ide­al­ly be wri­t­ten with the sa­me ex­act sta­n­dards, dif­fe­rent pe­o­ple wri­te for The ISP List -- so not eve­ry re­view will fol­low eve­ry oth­er re­view 100 per­cent of the time.

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Sisna04/14/03
Web address: http://www.sisna.com/
Reviewer's rating:

SISNA Sets the Standard for Excellence
Maybe Sisna isn’t exactly the mom and pop they pretend to be, but being the subsidiary of a high volume wholesaler, doesn’t necessarily make them bad, it does however make them more knowledgeable. . . they obviously have the people to train their techs, as well as the maintenance and troubleshooting support that is second to none. This along with their desire to be a business that’s around for the long haul explains why Sisna has become a model for excellence.

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Voodoo Creations02/21/03
Web address: http://www.voodoocreations.com/
Reviewer's rating:

Good Service Negated By Website Ran By The Living Dead
I don’t understand how in such a competitive environment, a company would create a decent product and then allow itself to put such a poor foot forward. I seriously doubt that more than one out of ten stick with them through the first bad link or five-minute page load. At the risk of bad juju, I am going to have to say that in most locales there are services offering just as good a deal without the hassle. So unless you’re a rock star in need of mailboxes for all your groupies, start your hunt elsewhere.

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pinhead reviewer - by Ryan Skinner 06/07/03
What a joke - by Anonymous 07/02/03
- by Ryan 07/10/03
I GET KICKED OFF LINE ALL THE TIME - by KATHY 07/16/08
Web Pros Network02/19/03
Web address: http://www.webprosnetwork.com/
Reviewer's rating:

What’s Not to Like
I like these guys. They certainly win the Miss Congeniality award. Their pricing is okay, although if you take on the $5 upgrade, you’re back into the big boy pricing. I would also like to see them offer that incentive of a few more mailboxes up front. If not for the cross-network-dialer-beware stuff, despite their evil stepsister attitude towards Macs, I’d rank them fairly high.

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Appleisp02/17/03
Web address: http://www.appleisp.net/
Reviewer's rating:

For Those Living an Alternative (and better) Reali
Overall, I'd love to give Appleisp.net all thumbs-up for continuing the fabled Mac legacy of simplicity and style. But with no start page, support that goes Phishin' on weekends, occasional password problems, and not a whole lot of perks -- not to mention incompatibility with ninety percent of the computer world -- I'm more apt to employ it as a good choice back-up, than as my main cybersqueeze.

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Netzero02/17/03
Web address: http://www.netzero.net/
Reviewer's rating:

Again, you get what you pay for in this life..
Founded July 1997, NetZero started out being free. I mean free, with unlimited hours! Whoa, what a concept. But something wasn't working as planned, because they quickly put a limit of 40 hours into the free plan. And now, they've whittled it down to 10 measly hours a month. Almost 4 years later in March 2001, one of two things happened. Either NetZero couldn't pay their electricity bill, or the head honchos got greedy, because they introduced their Platinum Service. Translation: Pay us $10 a month and we'll stop stalking you with our ads.

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hispeed service, freezes, Pictures,distorted - by Nick 04/17/03
Get disconnected 100% of the time! - by Stephen Dietz 04/19/03
NET ZERO - by JOHN PEARCE 05/24/03
netzero - by brett 05/25/03
find another ISP provider - by Brian Meeks 05/28/03
Very frustrating - by AAAGGGGHHH!!!! 11/16/03
NetZero is on it's last legs - by Long-time NZ user, soon to be gone 04/02/04
hi-speed patch is defective causing lowspeed surfi... - by Allan O. Oddson Jr. 05/17/04
tech support netzero - by Anonymous 11/13/05
- by Anonymous 11/16/05
Terrible techsupport - by Anonymous 03/15/06
could not fine charge support - by Anonymous 04/22/06
enternet - by Kitty K. Lindsay 09/21/06
e-mail - by Marsha A. 10/27/06
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