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When considering or selecting an internet service provider (ISP) it can be very difficult to compare their services and costs. Cost is one of the major considerations in evaluating an ISP. ~~There are generally two billing methods used for home internet accounts: flat rates and metered rates. Flat rate accounts charge a certain amount of unlimited monthly usage of the provider's services and metered rate accounts usually charge a smaller monthly fee which includes a certain number of hours of internet usage and then a per hour rate for each hour of usage after that. Consider what is best for you and be sure to find out if you can switch between the two types of accounts that meet your needs. Find out whether or not free trial periods are available. They can be a good way to examine the provider's service first hand especially for services that ask for long term commitments. Investigate any "hidden" charges that may pop-up for example - charges for use during peak hours (usually weekday evenings) separate fees to set up an account extra storage space additional accounts for others in the household or assistance in putting up a page on the web. As with many services shopping around will get you the best value. If you are dissatisfied with the services of your current provider switching may be more cost effective than continuing to use a service provider who provides poor service. Read and understand all contract terms and conditions before making a buying decision.