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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DJ SAMPATH X" data-source="post: 8810473" data-attributes="member: 35982">No Cable. wiring required with Dialog Internet Services.Lots of people especially travellers are looking for an affordable ISP in Sri Lanka. I was asked several times for this. Here is a reliable list of ISPs collected through experienced users in Sri Lanka.[1] Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT) - Government owed and only cable telephone provider in Sri LankaThey provide ADSL (512 Kbps, 2 Mbps, 4 Mbps), Leased lines (64 Kbps - 2 Mbps) and Dial-up internet services. Both services are highly recommended by my personal experience. I used a 2 Mbps one and my dad use a 512 Kbps and we are personally 100% satisfied with the quality and service.For ADSL, you need to have a SLT telephone line, an ADSL router (about $40 in Unity Plaza) and a Splitter ($5).If you are planning to start a business in Sri Lanka like an offshore office, SLT is the best option.<a href="http://www.sltnet.lk" target="_blank">http://www.sltnet.lk</a>[2] Mobitel - Fully owned subsidiary of Sri Lanka TelecomThey provide 3G broadband internet connections. Speed varies from 1 Gbps - 3.6 Gbps.Service is very reliable and dependable. I used one for my laptop and never found any problem with it.See their available packages here.You will have to buy a USB 3G Modem (I used both Huawei e220, 165G and highly recommended) which costs about $80 and keep a refundable deposit of about $20. This connection works almost anywhere in Sri Lanka and highly recommended.</blockquote>

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