Hey Guys n Gals! Are you looking for a high speed internet connection! Just check out the Charter High-Speed® Internet for Life! This is a high speed connection that offers you opportunity to surf, download and stream at speeds up to 16Mbps – that’s up to 10X faster than than 1.5Mbps DSL.This is a great speed to get for an internet connection, isn't it! Moreover, if increased speeds are available in the future, you get upgraded for free, for life. Charter High-Speed® Internet for Life offers you a cable modem, a wireless router and a free installation with this connection. The cable modem and wireless router would allow you to connect up to 5 computers with the internet connection. This connection also offers you a worry-free anti virus software that protects your computer from viruses, hackers and spam. Plus you get 10 e-mail addresses per account, personal Web space and exclusive access to charter.net.
And the most exciting part is that you get an opportunity to enter a sweepstakes to win a Nintendo® Wii™. Yes! The winner of the sweepstakes would get a Nintendo Wii Console, Wii Stand, 5 Sports games ( Boxing, Baseball, Tennis, Golf and bowling), 1 Remote Controller, 1 Nunchuk Controller, 1 Sensor Bar, 1 Wii AC Adapter, 1 Wii AV Cable.
So, in order to get this high speed connection and to enter the sweepstakes, all you will have to do is visit their registration page and check if you live within a Charter serviceable area and register yourself. Once you have registered successfully, you would be able to bid for the high speed internet connection and get an entry in the sweepstakes to win Nintendo Wii.
But guys n gals, don't forget - bidding ends on 26th March. So hurry up and bid for your high speed connection and get a chance to win yourself a Nintendo Wii.


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