Continental Satellite, an authorized HughesNet national channel partner is penetrating the broadband challenged areas of America, where DSL or cable internet do not exist. Continental Satellite is there to fill the void with a satellite internet solution to fit any business"s budget and technology profile.
What makes Continental Satellite"s approach different from a typical HughesNet reseller is an emphasis on customer customization based on each unique profile. "We are not just a boxed satellite solution. Therefore you will never have to worry about being the square peg that gets forced into the round hole," says Bill Burns, director of marketing and sales. "With satellite internet, there are a few potential customer applications that require foreknowledge before a proper plan of action and suitable hardware can be recommended." The old adage that knowledge is power is only effective if that knowledge is focused and directed properly for an effective outcome. We at Continental Satellite empower you with the knowledge and continuing support to optimize your satellite internet experience to your maximum benefit.
Continental Satellite exists to bridge the continental broadband information divide. We have partnered with HughesNet because of its wide application in small households and business" across America. HughesNet has the resources and expanding infrastructure to continue this bridge and having the right strategic relationships critical to in facilitating this mission. Continental Satellite is staffed by industry experts, who understand how critical the need and application for broadband internet is to your home and business. In essence, this is where the rubber meets the road.
Outside of the DSL and cable networks, there is only one other broadband solution, and that is satellite internet. In this day and age of information transfer, broadband internet is necessity in home and business and less of a luxury as it was ten years ago. Costs are quite competitive when you analyze other broadband services such as DSL or cable. Consider what DSL actually costs in totality when you take into account that you first need a landline phone as a prerequisite to get the service plus the cost of the DSL service itself. Consider that the range of maintaining a landline phone can be anywhere from 30 to 50 dollars a month plus the cost range of the DSL monthly price itself which can range from 25 dollars to 90 dollars. Add the two up and you can be paying anywhere from 55 to 140 dollars monthly for your DLS connection. Satellite internet starts at the lower end of this range at only 59.99/monthly. Remember, no landline phone is required and the speeds are comparable and in some cases exceed that of average DSL. Speeds with HughesNet satellite internet range from 700Kbps to 2.0 Mbps. Compared to dial-up that"s twenty to fifty times faster.
To get a comprehensive understanding of these issues and to be of service to you, please contact us at your convenience. We have a real company with real people behind our website at www.ContinentalSatellite.com. Contact Bill (Director of Sales and Marketing) at highspeed@ContinentalSatellite.com. We want to also become your lifetime technology partner. - Sincerely, The sales and marketing team