Dail up: Are you bothering with it?

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  • Jerry Y.
    Registered User
    • Feb 2005
    • 53

    #1

    Dail up: Are you bothering with it?

    10 years ago, the big boys offered dial up and they still offer it. For folks making new sites, is this now a courtesy or a necessity? is this necessary? Would you add it if you started a site today. thanks.
  • kesey
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2006
    • 305

    #2
    Would not consider it. Not for a moment.

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    • Darkhorse
      Horsing Around
      • Sep 2002
      • 5885

      #3
      As above, I think if there still on dail-up they couldn't afford to join a porn site anyway.

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      • Chimera1
        Registered User
        • Feb 2007
        • 47

        #4
        I always try and make my sites clean and as light as possible.
        The reason behind that is a "few" folks do use dial up but I am not so worried about them as the rest.
        More important is for the slower broadband users the satelitte users and for simple sales sake I load em fast.
        You have 30 seconds in which to capture a surfer's attention. Dial up or broadband. I am not going to waste that 30 seconds loading 45 megs of overblown graphics or too flashy flash.
        Hit them fast and hard or lose them to the guy who will.
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        • Ronzo
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2007
          • 160

          #5
          I've never seen any unbiased, credible stats that show broadband vs. dial-up users. The DSL, Cable and Satellite vendors want you to believe you're living in the dark ages if you don't have high-speed internet yet. But, I have to believe with all the advertising NetZero, Netscape, PeoplePC and AOL do for dial-up customers, this market still must be very significant. Big companies spend big bucks on marketing. Their research must show it's money invested wisely. So, I wouldn't and don't ignore dial-up people.

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