As a practical matter, taking care of DSL connections requires a fairly substantial investment in infrastructure.

From the service provider's perspective, DSL isn't for the faint at heart. Some places will say they support DSL but the speed of your connection to the home doesn't do you much good if the ISP won't invest in the other things you need to actually use that speed.

Doing this right costs money and CSD Internet has been planning for DSL for some time. We already have the most advanced technical infrastructure of any local ISP. And we added to that when DSL arrived--more and faster servers, more bandwidth to the Internet, the works. We also added dedicated staff specifically to handle the DSL project.