Sentence examples for pay dial from inspiring English sources

When Arnett offered to pay Dial two thousand dollars a month so that he could concentrate on art full time, Dial said yes.

"Consumers want to pay dial-up prices for D.S.L., and no one's there yet," said Mark Zohar, an analyst who covers the sector at Forrester Research.

New features include support for standalone apps, Android Pay, dials and — of course — the Google Assistant.

But there were a couple of critical differences in that deal: For one, with its millions of paying dial-up customers, AOL didn't need to build out an incredibly expensive broadband distribution system.

Tim Armstrong already had his work cut out for him to transition AOL from an Internet company which makes 80% of its profits from users who don't know they don't have to pay for dial up anymore to a thriving public company.

And where they're willing to pay by dialing a paid number to feel like they're, well, participating".

In addition, any takeover would land Verizon: 2.3m AOL customers who still pay for dial-up internet access.

The company that administers E-Rate received at least 200 requests in the 2009 fiscal year for money to pay for dial-up Internet connections.

Azerbaijan was accused of trying to buy votes from jurors and members of the public taking part in the telephone poll during last year's event in Malmo, with Lithuanian students alleged to have been paid to dial in.

If local broadband access could be made available at competitive prices (no more than, say, twice what Internet users pay for dial-up connections), millions of small firms and even home offices would rush to plug into those countless miles of optical pipes that were laid hastily beneath the streets and oceans of the world several years ago and have yet to be lit up.

The cuts put DSL within spitting distance of the $20 to $24 many people pay for dial-up service, and will likely trigger a rash of upgrades.