Listing of Flat Rate Internet Service Providers
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| Bulldog Broadband | United Kingdom | 
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| Blue Yonder | United Kingdom | 
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| AOL UK Limited | United Kingdom | 
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| Red Zone Unlimited | United Kingdom | 
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| Dial4Free | United Kingdom |
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| Ace Dialup | United States |
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Flat Rate ISPs
Essentially, a subscription ISP works in the same way as a free ISP, but they will charge a monthly fee in return for better service. This is usually defined as better uptime, less dropped connections, and in some cases, free or cheap telephone support. You still pay local rates for the time you are online.
ISDNIntegrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) is a type of dialup internet access method which requires you to have 2 digital telephone lines installed in your home or office. Each line is capable of transmitting data at 64kbps, and can be used together (to create one 128kbps line) or separately (e.g. between two computers). See the BT Highway homepage for more information.