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If you're looking for service for your Business, feel free to give us a call at 877.219.2087 and one of our representatives can assist you with Business class products. Residential customers and DSL or cable modem users, our representatives cannot assist with DSL or cable modems over the phone. They can only offer you T1 service - which runs $350-500/mo depending on region - or fixed wireless service which runs $149-169/mo. Please use the form below to check for availability. If you do not have a landline phone number at your current location, please use your cell phone number and your physical address. Keep in mind that in many areas you cannot get DSL without first having a working phone line already in place. | |||||||||
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Are we meeting our goal of becoming the number 1 place to shop for T1 lines in the world?See what our customers have to say about their experience with us: "Selecting a provider was simple because the work was already done for us. We're saving more than we thought we could thanks to anyionservices.com." Todd Leishman "We found anyionservices.com via a Web Search in Google while shopping for reliable/competitive T-1 lines. Adam Edwards, a anyionservices.com consultant, asked me questions without selling anything and then delivered an array of options with pros and cons for each. I've dealt with many types of vendors as a "decision maker" for multiple companies and anyionservices.com is a model for success. Needless to say we are in the process of converting all of our data lines throughout the country with the help of anyionservices.com." Todd Kawai "anyionservices.com provided us with multiple options allowing us to compare quotes and select the best service for our needs. We were also pleased with the post-sales support anyionservices.com gave us when we needed help getting our rebates and coordinating our provisioning." Joju Sebastian "The nature of our business demands a reliable T1 service. anyionservices.com helped us find aTier 1 service provider and negotiated a lower price than the vendor would have given to us if we went direct. Sunder Isaac "We found anyionservices.com to be a very convenient and cost effective way to find new Voice and Data Service. Within 1-2 seconds there were quotes from 5-6 different providers. The anyionservices.com folks were very helpful in explaining the pros and cons of the different services they were representing." Tony Calisi |
Written by: Patrick Oborn - Jul 4, 2008 A t3 connection is a point-to-point dedicated line that provides 672 64-Kbps voice or data channels or in other words 28 T1 lines. A T3 is used to transmit digital signals at 44.736 megabits per second and has enough bandwidth to transmit full-motion real-time video and very large databases over a busy network. A T3 line would be installed as a major networking channel for a large corporation or university with high volume network traffic. When you need more capacity, you often have to buy it in the next available increment, which may end up costing more than you want or can afford to spend. Worse yet, with current, "burst" application requirements, the need for additional bandwidth can often be as temporary as it is critical. By providing flexible capacity, or "bandwidth on demand," service providers can help customers deal with variations in traffic, and with avoiding a high fixed monthly payment. True bandwidth-on-demand services should allow for a wide range in capacity. Although anybody can purchase a burstable T3, this type of connection can be costly, even as costly as a full 45Mbps connection. Burstable lines can be found at their lowest cost at a collocation facility. At a collocation facility, or "colo", many users share a large OC3 or OC12 pipe. As a customer you will not have to pay for a the fixed cost of such a large pipe, but will have the benefit of being able to burst up to very high speeds if necessary. If you need the reliability of a large pipe fur busty traffic but don't have the capital consider a colo. If you have a steady volume and are consistent, you may consider keeping services in house and going with a T3 connection. Whether you're considering a collocation facility or a T3 to the door, make sure you use a broker to help guide you through the providers and plans available. |
T3 Connection FAQ