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DSL Internet Access - Qwest

We provide DSL service within the 480, 602, 623 and 928 area codes. This includes the Phoenix, Cottonwood, Flagstaff, Prescott, Sedona and Yuma Arizona areas.

There are two parts to a DSL Internet connection:
  1. the physical DSL phone service which is provided by Qwest and
  2. the Internet access service provided by an Internet Service Provider like Inphoenet.

Please review this entire page and the DSL checklist at bottom of page.

To verify your phone line is capable of providing the service please call us or visit Qwest

Please contact us at 602-331-1378 to set up a final quote.

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) allows you to connect to the internet at high speeds. DSL breaks the phone line into two parts, one for voice and faxes and one for data. So you can make a phone call or send a fax while you are connected to the Internet with DSL. You will no longer need a second phone line or cable to handle your Internet Access. DSL is a dedicated Internet connection so you never have to dial-up to be connected, if your computer is on you are connected.

DSL is also very fast. Speeds range from 256KB to 7MB. With a 256KB DSL line, if you were to download or send a picture that would take a minute on a 28.8 modem, it would take six seconds on DSL. If it would have been an hour using a modem, it will only take six minutes on DSL.

If you have more than one computer, you don't need a second DSL line. You can plug both computers into one DSL line and use them both on the Internet at the same time; there is no extra charge for more than one computer.

Below is a chart of the monthly cost for Qwest and Inphoenet and the total.

Service

Bandwidth – down/up

Qwest Install

Qwest Price

Inphoenet Price

Total

Choice 256K DSL

256K/256K

99.00* 15.00

16.00

$31.00

Choice DSL Deluxe

Up to 1.5M/
up to 878K

99.00* 28.00

16.00

$44.00

Choice DSL Premier

Up to 5M/
Up to 878K

99.00 38.00

16.00

$54.00

Choice DSL 640K

640K/256K

99.00 28.00

16.00

$44.00

Pro DSL 640K

640K/640K

99.00 66.00

32.00

$98.00

Pro DSL 1M

1M/Up to 1M

99.00 88.00

80.00

$168.00

Pro DSL 4M

4M/
864K to 1M

99.00 165.00

208.00

$373.00

Pro DSL 7M

7M/864K to 1M

99.00 275.00

400.00

$675.00

*Current Limited Time Offer applies. See www.qwest.com for more information.

Order online and you will save $99 on Qwest activation free

Additional charges could include:

Modem rental - Qwest $5/month plus $10 handling
Modem purchase - Qwest $60 plus $10 handling
Network Interface Card (NIC) $20 per computer
Port switch - if more than one computer to be hooked up $30 for 5 port switch
Wireless adapters - if wireless option chosen $60 per computer - laptop or workstation (USB)
Host Changing Fee - Qwest $9.99
Service Changing Fee - Qwest - due date interval 5 days $9.99
On-Site Setup - If you need us to come to you and install $48 per hour
   
IP’s/Usable IP’s Month/Setup
Dynamic IP Included
4IP/1 4.95/free
8IP/5 9.95/35.00
16IP/13 24.95/70.00
32IP/29 49.95/150.00
64IP/61 97.95/300.00

Prices are current as of 12/13/05 but are subject to change.

 
DSL Order Checklist
  1. Determine if Qwest DSL service is available on your phone line
  2. Determine which bandwidth/service you desire
  3. Determine if to rent or buy modem
  4. Determine IP requirements - standard is dynamic IP, businesses might require static IP's for e-mail servers or web servers at their location.
  5. If you have an alarm on same phone line, Qwest recommends calling Alarm company before ordering to ensure there are no issues. You should have Alarm company test to ensure things work after DSL installed.
  6. Place order with Inphoenet - we will complete the order - Qwest takes 5-7 days to install
  7. Complete Inphoenet Worksheet - completed at same time as order or shortly thereafter
  8. Receive DSL modem in mail - read instructions to prepare
  9. Receive account information from Inphoenet in mail
  10. DSL activate date reached
  11. Install modem, connect computer and run setup program with account information
  12. Test by opening your favorite web site in your browser
  13. Install filters on other phones using same line (except the one the computer is on); this includes automatic water meter readers. The phone/fax that is on the same wire with the computer gets plugged into the back of the modem which acts as a filter.
  14. Test phones, faxes and other equipment that had a filter installed