The answer is: Sometimes yes and sometimes no. Most broadband (i.e. cable or dsl) plans do, in fact, allow unlimited internet access. However, some dial-up internet service companies can set limits on hourly usage in certain circumstances.

Most dial-up internet service plans are not made to be used as an “always on” internet connection like DSL or cable, so most dial-up ISP’s reserve the right to impose a time restriction if they feel that it is necessary.

On the other hand, most broadband ISP’s do, in fact, offer unlimited Internet access. This is one of the perks of spending a bit more for a high speed internet connection. Hovever, be sure to look over the terms and conditions of a specific plan before signing up.

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