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<title>Just something possitive</title>
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<description><![CDATA[I haven't had a land line for 4+ years. I ditched it in favor of cellular and voip.

The problem with voip is that fax machines won't work with that. Recently I've NEEDED my fax to work, so on a whim, I called Fairpoint and asked about their ABSOLUTE CHEAPEST TIER they can give me. I use my cell 99% of the time so long distance and such isn't a problem... so long as I CAN dial long distance for a fax if needed. I don't want a bundle and to send a fax to California isn't going to tal allot of time at .12 a minute. 

I have a plan of about 24 dollar a month, cheaper then the voip I was using. 

My call was answered immediately, and service was active (with no truck roll) the next day. 

Edit: They did ask if I wanted DSL, which I knew was not available to my home. They seems stunned that I knew the answers to what was available and not. ]]></description>
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<pubDate>2009-11-13 22:14:17</pubDate>
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<title>Does Anyone Know how to track Fairpoint Maine IP HOME</title>
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<description><![CDATA[This may be a weird request, but I know someone has the answer. I use Google Adwords here in Ellsworth, Maine to target search words for my wifes business. The target area is 30 miles surrounding zip code 04605 Ellsworth , ME

Anyone in that area who types in say, Seamstress...and uses Roadrunner, will see all my wifes ad results displayed on Google, plain and simple, but many people called me to complain that they see nothing, and they ALL have Fairpoint for DSL

Google is stumped. I am stumped. IT techs are stumped

MY ONLY reasoning is that maybe Fairpoint originates its DSL from a location OUTSIDE of my 30 mile radius and Google doesn't see users computers are being in the zone

Tonight I included ALL of Portland Maine and 20 mil radius around, no change!!!

This really sucks for business search results and Fairpoint does NOT have a clue and won't talk to me about it.

Can anyone figure this out for me

Thanks and good luck

JB]]></description>
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<pubDate>2009-11-05 21:41:25</pubDate>
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