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T1
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A T1 line is a dedicated digital connection that supports up to
1.54 megabits per second transfer speed. A Fractional T1 line ranges
in speed increments from 128k to 1544kbps (1544 kbps being a full
T1). T1 line service is more expensive than DSL, but is much more
reliable. It can be spelled either T1 line or T-1 line. They are
one and the same. The best purpose and use for a T1 line is mission
critical business connection purposes for when you cannot afford
that your Internet will be down for any long extended period of
time. Some business can literally lose thousands of dollars if their
T-1 line is down for an entire day. We suggest avoiding DSL or Cable
since network outages have been reported for as long as a day to
a week with no service. In this time the T-1 line would have paid
for itself even with the higher T1 price cost.
Metered
T1 Get Metered T1 Quote 
Same technology as a T1, but you pay as you go. A low flat fee from
$75-$150 is charged monthly plus your usage with a total cap of $400-550.
A Metered T1 line is a good alternative if you need to "burst"
occasionally, Or have months of heavy "Holiday" traffic
followed by light office traffic. A metered T1 line is also used as
a backup or "Shadow" connection to your main T1 line- adding
diversification to your mission critical connection.
Multi
T1 (Multi Site T1 service)Get Multi T Quote

A Multi T1 line (or Multi T) can be grown from 3mbps to a max of
9mbps. The Multi-T T1 lines are bonded together to give a virtual
DS3 pipe. This is a good lower cost alternative to a fractional
DS3 if you do not need to surpass 9mbps in the next 12 to 18 months.
A DS3 line has very high local loop fees and in this case a multi
T would make more economic sense. T1 stop shop also specializes
in setting up corporate multi site T1 or multiple location offices
together on the same network.
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