Choose from this list of free internet service providers and get free access. Most have no set-up fee, you just have to view ads via a banner. Most providers have a banner continuously posted while at  least one isp features a pop up banner now and then. Some you must click on once in a while and view the website that it's linked to. Recently there have been new approaches featuring banner less free services. They simply use their website as your default start page or use a search bar attached  to your browser in hopes of earning revenue from a sale or referral fee. One provider has no fees except for a toll call to customer service. The ones that require a up front set up charge are free thereafter with no strings attached. Just remember to research them carefully for usable access numbers and the number of dial ups in you area. Keep your existing pay isp for a while to see how they handle peak times. Or use some of these as back ups and keep your pay isp.

Netzero Free direct access to anywhere on the Internet for a full 10 hours each month** Free email account Reliable connections Thousands of access numbers Compatible with popular instant messaging programs including AOL Instant Messenger ICQ and Yahoo!

dotNow!   dotNow!offers internet dialup access to customers in hundreds of US cities --totally free! Our agressive placement of access lines means that we have over 2400 points of presence (POPs) in all 50 states,with over 98% penetration. dotNow! lets nearly everyonein the US get what theyneed on the Internet without a single charge to you!

.	FreeDialup.Org Currently our service area includes Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

NOCHARGE Get free dial up internet access with NoCharge. Stay connected all day and pay nothing. NoCharge has many access numbers in Western Washington including Seattle.

Juno   Free direct access to anywhere on the Internet A free e-mail account 24-hour customer support Fast, reliable connections Thousands of access numbers Instant messaging compatible with AOL Instant Messenger