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Review by Gordian7 
Posted: 8.2 years ago
member for 8.2 years, 1 visits, last login: 8.2 years ago
 Radcliff,Hardin,KY
 $75 per month (12 month contract)
 about 14 days
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The problem here is not Bluegrass, it's the local phone company. Brandenburg Telephone company, is a mom and pop operation that owns the area, they sell the lines to Bluegrass at an unbelievable cost. Bluegrass, does manage to under sell their dial up connection at $20 for unlimited access as apposed to Brandenburgs $20 for 150 hours or 29.95 for 300 hours. The problem is Brandenburg owns the lines and during peak hours switch bluegrass over to the reserve lines (overflow lines) which are in poor shape and are not suitable for internet. On the DSL side of the house they charge $75 dollars for DSL per month, the service in it self is good, but the price is outrageous, they also learned a lesson in their first dealing with Bluegrass and jacked up the cost to them to a point where Bluegrass has to charge $5 more than them, so the'll keep the business. Some people still go with Bluegrass to spite Brandenburg, bottom line, if your in the Radcliff area, you are Screwed until the local cable company gets broadband online here. I wish someone would bring in Microwave access!!
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I have not been very impressed the credibility I have seen from these people. I know of situations where they have registered domain names inappropriatly. As far as their DSL offering goes it is HDSL, excuse me but isn't that just a t-1?
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