The below providers each include on their web sites a search utility that can confirm DSL service at your location. This is typically based on your area code and the first three digits of your telephone number. (Your "exchange.")
   NOTE: Data rates are priced at 416K. Lesser data rates can be purchased from each vendor for considerably less money per month, and upgraded as needed with only a phone call. Pricing starts, for any SDSL business service, at $150 per month and up.

   NOTE: Verizon's $50 per month "Business DSL" ADSL service has been obliterating the competition. Although Cable Modem is much faster, users who don't have access to the $100 per month Cable Modem business services or wish to pay less have been satisfied with Verizon's service. The lack of a permenant IP address is resolved with Dynamic DSL services, as those offered from dyndns.org or tzo.com.
   Many ISP's now resell Verizon's services, marking up the price and installing fixed IP addresses to imitate traditional DSL. Before purchasing a DSL connection, inquire if it is ADSL or SDSL- If it is an SDSL connection, odds are you are buying a resold (and enhanced) Verizon DSL connection.

The list below may be considered useful, but is seriously out of date. As of 12/15/03, consolidation and business failures has made much of this information invalid.

Northern New Jersey DSL ISPs

ISP	Web Site	Phone	Program
NAS	http://www.nas-corp.com	(888) 633-3375	Approx. 512k for $215, $270 startup.
IDT	www.idt.net	(800) DSL-7431 (201) 928-1000	Approx. 416K for $200 per month, with a 2 year contract.
MegaPath	www.megapath.net	877.MEGAPATH	Approx. 416K for $199 per month
BroadView Networks	www.broadviewnet.com	800-276-2384	Approx. 416K for $150 per month
Verizon (ADSL)*	www.verizon.com	(877) 375-3767	Basic business DSL starts at Approx. $50 per month. 7.1MB Downloads, 680K Uploads for approx. $204.95. Up to 1.6MB Download, 90K Uploads for $114.95 $99 installation on both plans, including modem.

*NOTE: Verizon's ADSL is an additional service added to an existing POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) line, such as a FAX line. It is fast to install, and apparently gives reasonable service for a very low rate. DSL charges are added to any current telephone charges. Verizon has a very cost-aggressive offer for their ADSL service. There are no assigned IP addresses with this service which limits Incoming features. Dynaminc DSL is required to use thislink for remote access to the office network, and you will not be able to effectively run an SMTP Email server such as Exchange with this service. If cost and download performance are the most major considerations, the premium (7.1M / 680K) Verizon service may be considered.    Note that we prefer cable modem over Verizon DSL for many reasons, including speed. However, Verizon has a very aggressive product that has effectively limited most competition.