This list will include every ISP in all of New Jersey. If you know of an ISP that is in New Jersey or would like to add more information to the ones already up, please email me all of the info that is seen here for the other ISP's. Please give solid factual items, not your opinion on any ISP

• Dial-Ups = http://world1.bellatlantic.net/service/npa-nxx
• Pros = T3, Solid 200 pings to many servers, low packet loss to most servers, and a free month trial
• Cons = Problems with connecting and mail server problems

• Dial-Ups = Metuchen and Lawrenceville
• Pros = NJ Quake IRC Bot Sponsor
• Cons = Not Available

• Dial-Ups = West Deptford, Berlin, Frankliville, and Merchantville
• Pros = offer k56, x2, isdn and recently, v.90, they UU Net as their backbone, and very few busy signals.
• Cons = packet loss during peak prime time net usage

• Dial-Ups = Fair Lawn{201-475-4016}, Oradell{201-225-1236}, Wyckoff{201-847-2485}, Hackensack{201-678-0548}, Mountain View{973-686-1596}, Caldwell{973-364-5110}, Morristown{973-290-9041}, and Newark{973-622-0866}
• Pros = 20 mb of web space. Rarely busy or not picking up. Nice People working there.
• Cons = Problems with Latency. Tech Support lacks in experience.

• Dial-Ups = N/A
• Pros = N/A
• Cons = some POP's are down weekly, customer service is rearely helpful

• Dial-Ups = http://www.earthlink.com/company/popbrowse.html
• Pros = 56k, direct uu.net or psi.net connection, upper 100 pings
• Cons = Dial-Ups Spike

• Dial-Ups = http://www.eclipse.net/pops/
• Pros = Fast Connections
• Cons = N/A

• Dial-Ups = Hackettstown (908 850), Washington (908 835), and Succasunna (973 252)
• Pros = No Busy Signals, all digital lines, great pings, Hosts njquake.com
• Cons = hmm... none... :)

• Dial-Ups = Bernardsville (908 766), Hackettstown (908 813), Hopatcong (973 398), Morristown (973 285), Parsipanny (973 316), Peapack (908 234), Rockaway (973 983)
• Pros = Great Ping times, Fast d/loads
• Cons = Busy signals on prime time hours

• Dial-Ups = Hackettstown (908 979), Jersey City (201 433), New York City (212 358), Paterson (973 881), PeaPack (908 719), Phillipsburg (908 454), Succasunna (973 927), Whippany (973 515)
• Pros = not available
• Cons = not available

• Dial-Ups = Berlin (609 768), Blackwood (609 227), Bordertown (609 298), Cherry Hill (609 456), Delran (609 461), Mt. Holly (609 267), Swedesboro (609 467)
• Pros = not available
• Cons = not available

• Dial-Ups = Hackensack (201 845), Manhatten (212 294), Metuchen (732 603), Morristown (973 984), Mountain View (973 305), Newark (973 481), Rutherford (201 933), Succasunna (973 927), Summit (908 598)
• Pros = good pings, 56k, nice download speeds
• Cons = ping spikes

• Dial-Ups = N/A
• Pros = Offer x2, ISDN, and High-Speed Services
• Cons = Some problems once in a while, but they fix them fast

• Dial-Ups = All of Central and Southern NJ as well as parts of Philadelphia
• Pros = X2/V.90, rare busy signals, great pings to most servers, they run their own Q2 server
• Cons = N/A

• Dial-Ups = Toms River, Brick, Lakewood and surrounding areas
• Pros = Triple T1 connections on UUNet, rarely busy, 100% digital 56k support, 128k ISDN, Web hosting, Q2 servers, pings less than 200
• Cons = Occasional packet loss on peak hours

• Dial-Ups = http://www.microdsi.net/dialup.html#exchanges
• Pros = 100% digital dialups in all POPs.
• Cons = N/A

• Dial-Ups = Boonton | Erskine Lakes | Hawthorne | Hopatcong | Monmouth Junction | Neshanic | Peapack | Bloomfield | Dunellen | Elizabeth | Englishtown | Freehold | Madison | New York City | Oradell | Perth Amboy | Red Bank | Spring Lake | Toms River | Union City
• Pros = All POPS support X2, Flex, and V.90 as well as ISDN to 128k. Dual T3 connection to the internet and Quake servers.
• Cons = not available

• Dial-Ups = http://www.nisusa.net/poplist.html#New_Jersey
• Pros: 'No Busy Signals' guarantee, National service is unlimited hours (@ $19.95/mo.). Free trial month. ISDN available. I often get pings below 180 ( for a few servers, anyway )
• Cons: The local dialups tend to be less reliable than the nationals. Local service is 80 hrs/month for the same price.

• Dial-Ups = http://www.nerc-online.com/local.html
• Pros: 56k no extra charge, cheap (11.95/month)
• Cons: Infrequent network connection problems

• Dial-Ups = http://cs.nac.net/local/
• Pros = Solid sub 200 pings to many Q2 servers, 10meg webspace, excellent phone support, KFlex and V.90, ISDN, xDSL, honest system outage reporting, Q1 server, 2 e-mail accounts with dial-up.
• Cons = $20 start up fee for dial-ups (but it is waived if you are transferring from another ISP), slow mail servers.

• Dial-Ups = http://www.nettrip.net/access.html
• Pros = not available
• Cons = not available

• Dial-Ups = http://www.nni.com/access.numbers.html
• Pros = Always connect
• Cons = Pings could be better, but not bad

• Dial-Ups = N/A
• Pros = T3 (only 65% used at max), 2 hops to reach MCI backbone.
• Cons = Busy signal during peaktimes (approx. 5-10 minutes wait)

• Dial-Ups = http://www.snip.net/home/CALLING.HTM
• Pros = Good service, 5 megs ftp, and 210 pings
• Cons = Some Busy Signals

• Dial-Ups = Cherry Hill (609-216)
• Pros = No Busy Signals
• Cons = no 56k.  Only one point of presence.  T1 connection only.

• Dial-Ups = Ocean County and parts of Monmouth County
• Pros = All digital 56K (V90) lines, local provider, very good tech support, and we run the Best shareware site on the Internet, Download.Net (which gets 1,000,000 hits per month)
• Cons = N/A