The "756/256" dsl where I live translates roughly into "300/2" for all intents and purposes. DSL isn't the greatest option unless you really have a crappy cable company ... at least in Washington and Idaho, from what I've seen. I've never encountered a DSL line faster than a cable line out here unless there is a severe overburdening of the cable node or you're paying out the nose for your DSL connection (and are living nextdoor to the CO).
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