WildBlue is a high-speed Internet access service for homes, home offices and small offices. It is available in virtually every location across the contiguous United States. WildBlue provides access to the Internet at much higher speeds than dial-up access: up to 1.5 Mbps. For file downloads, such as photos and music files, this can be as much as 30 times faster than dial-up. A whole new world of content will open up to you with your broadband connection. And with WildBlue, you get an "always on" connection which means no dialing-in to get high-speed access to the Internet.

Once WildBlue is professionally installed (which will take 2 to 3 hours), you are ready to surf the Internet at lightning fast speeds. You can use your same web-browser, go to the same sites, use your email, etc. just like you always have...but a lot faster! And it's always on so no more dialing-in delays, or getting "bumped off."

Testimonials:

I have had no problems with WildBlue so far. I use the Pro Pack which is actually worth the price. I love my WildBlue service!!
Steve R. ~ Virginia
Customer since September 2008

At over 11,110 feet in elevation, WildBlue reaches us way out here in Pike National Forest. The installation was smooth and service
has been great since day one.
Steve & Logan in Fairplay, Colorado

It's been an unbelievable change. Living out in the country, we could only get dial up Internet service and it would literally take hours to do what now takes minutes. Downloading upgrades, surfing the web and paying bills online is now a joy! Thanks WildBlue!
Bill & Maryann
Okarche, OK

I live out in the woods on the side of a small mountain where we only have access to satellite or dial-up. I'm a full-time RN, an online RN-BSN student, and a part-time desktop publisher. As such, I rely heavily on my internet connection for school and my part-time work. I've tried using dial-up for both, and it was painful; the slowness of dial-up had a significant negative affect on my productivity at home. I love my WildBlue satellite internet! While I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to people who have access to broadband internet (cable/DSL), it's a lifesaver for those of us who need something faster than dial-up.
Sincerely,Lisa in Winchester, VA